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What do they normally check in fecalysis? it is just for the presence of bacteria or also blood?
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It depends: There are many tests that could be ordered depending on your symptoms.Common tests are for microscopic blood, abnormal bacteria, parasites, white blood cells.
Answered 9/20/2017
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