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PUS cells 18-20 haemoglobin 5.3
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My wife has PUS Cells 18-20 and haemoglobin 5.3 and if this situation will continue for long time then is there any chance in future she can get HIV positive bcz of this ? And also is this Pyuria or UTI or Anemia?
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Asad
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