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Urinalysis interpretation needed character slightly turbid, ph 6, protein trace, sg 1.005, wbc 38-42, rbc 2-5, epithelial cell moderate, bacteria few?
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Bladder infection: Your urinalysis is consistent with a urinary tract infection. You need an antibiotic and a urine culture. See your doctor.
Answered 9/16/2015
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