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Epithelial Cells 14-16/hpf- 30 week preg
I am 30 weeks pregnant. Had Urine Re as I am having little burning sensation with little bit discharge. In the report although pus cells count is 2-4/hpf but epithelial cells count is 14-16/hpf. Is this a problem or normal?
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Please get your urine culture done. That will decide if you need antibiotics or not.
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Pls connect for proper advice
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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Pus cells less than 5 is normal
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Dr. Sanjota P Tiparaddi
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