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My mother report erythrocytes 3-5/ hpf. leukocytes 50-55 /hpf. epithelial cells 1-3 / hpf. her age is - 67 years.
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UTI: Looks like a urinary tract infection (UTI). She should be evaluated, have a urine culture (clean catch) and be treated for a UTI until the results come in. Thanks for using Healthtap :)
Answered 9/24/2014
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