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Yearly checkup, urinalysis red blood cells 0-1 , white blood cells 1-4. epithelial cells and mucus present .. ph 1.07 . is this normal ?
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yes and no: All are normal, but the ph is not 1.07. That is the specific gravity and that is normal.
Answered 1/9/2014
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