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I am male and i have pus cell count in urine as 1-2h.p.f. please tell me whether it is normal or severe, if it is normal even though i have burning?
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Urine culture/STD: Get a repeat urine culture and analysis and STD testing. This sounds like a low grade infection or inflammation and you must be examined.
Answered 11/27/2017
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