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On my urinalysis test it shows protein total,ql 1+ & bacteria few (10-25) what the cause of that & what to do for it?
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Bacteriuria: Small amounts of bacteria and protein are commonly found in the urine and most of the time are considered normal. More information is needed to correctly interpret your urine studies.
Answered 12/31/2014
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