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Urine culture has indicated "e.coli grown".. what does this indicate?
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E.Coli UTI: Your culture results, from the information given, indicates that your urine culture has e. Coli in it. If the culture findings are > 100, 000 colonies, you should see a have your physician order an appropriate antibiotic to treat your uti.
Answered 1/4/2014
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