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My urine test reveals that pus cells ia 20-25 and Epi is positive and rbc is 0-2.blood test has esr 25,lymphocites 42 eisnophils 8.what does it means.I have fever once in a eveey week
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Hello, it's UTI.
Tab DOLO 650 eight hourly after food.
ALKALIZER CITRALKA two teaspoons THREE TIMES A DAY after food with half glass of water.
Plenty of liquids so Urie output increased and with that pus cells also comes out.
Consult gynac/ gen PHYSICIAN/ urologist.
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Hello there, it means some infection is there in your urinary tract and some inflammation present which should be treated as early as possible. Consult online and get prescribed . You will be fine with Medication soon.
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u got UTI.. please take
tab taxim O Twice a day fr 7 days
tab pan 40mg once in morning before breakfast fr 7 days
tab urispas thrice a day till burning pain in urination is dere
tab dolo 650mg 8 hrly till fever is dere
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drink plenty of water
use clean toilets
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