Uti Infection - 2-3 Pus Cell Means Bacteria Is Still There...so

UTI infection

Asked for Female, 31 Years

2-3 pus cell means bacteria is still there...so can there be chance of increasing the pus value again as I am six month pregnant so worried about it

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Dr. Vijay Radhakrishnan

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That's normal

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