Question 1

3 plus white cells in urine and ca125 elevated related?

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Probably not but...: Here is a possibility; ca125 ( a bad screening test for ovarian cancer due to its lack of specificity) can become elevated with any inflammatory condition of  the peritoneal lining of the abdomen. If the WBC in the urine reflect a UTI or infection of the kidney then it is possible the ca125 could be elevated.

Question 2

what are pus cells in urine?

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WBC in urine.: White blood cells in the urine could indicate infection or inflammation within the bladder and/or kidneys.

Question 3

pus cells in urine means?

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Here are some ...: Pus cells are degenerated white blood cells and its presence denotes inflammation inside urinary tracts does exist usually resulting from bacterial UTI, STD-related urethritis, stone, tumors, foreign body, physical related event including surgery &amp; instrumentation, etc. But, careless urine collection may lead to significant contamination so to show pus cells but commonly along with squamous cells.

Question 4

what does 30 to 40 percent pus cells in urine mean?

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Pus: Pus is composed of decayed material and largely white blood cells. 30-40% is a relatively large amount. This suggests that there has been an inflammatory reaction or immune response. If other lab findings support it this could represent an infection or other condition that needs treatment. Be sure to talk with your doctor for further assistance.

Question 5

what are the reasons for numerous pus cells in urine? how can they be cured?

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Pus cells in: Urine means infection in the urinary tract.  In males, it can be from urethritis (gc or chlamydia most likely), prostatitis, bladder infection, or kidney infection.  You need accurate diagnosis and proper treatment, or you can get acutely ill or develop life long problems.  Get medical help immediately.

Question 6

how to figure out the normal range of epithelial cells in urine?

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What type?: There are a number of different types of epithelial cells that may be present in the urine. Squamous cells indicate contamination with skin or vaginal contents. None of the other epithelial cells are not normally present in urine.

Question 7

do cast cells in urine appear as a small glob of whitish gunk visible in toilet?

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No: Casts are only seen under a microscope.

Question 8

getting pus cells in urine sample 02-04/hpf constantly from 5 years?what does this show

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White cells in urine: Persistent white cells in the urine can indicate chronic prostate infection, particularly if this is the only finding and there are no other symptoms

Question 9

does white cells in urine mean cancer?

Accepted Answer

No: Not as only finding. Almost always we worry about infection 1st. Any inflammation along bladder, ureter, even kidney may be reason. Without clear explanation further eval of urogenital & gyn tract may be considered.

Question 10

precesses of many pus cells in urine is it sign of infection?

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YES: Have your urine cultured and get antibiotic treatment.

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