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Urinary tract infection
I am a 29-year-old female. I recently did a urine routine test. The report shows:
Leukocytes 2+ (positive)
Pus cells 4–5 /hpf
Trace protein
Slightly hazy appearance
I am experiencing burning sensation while urinating and frequent urination. There is no blood in urine. I do not have severe back pain.
Please advise whether this is a mild urinary tract infection (UTI) and what treatment or antibiotics I should take. Also let me know if any further tests are required.
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Yes looks like this is UTI
Need to start antibiotics and do a urine culture. Consult for the prescription
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