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I have 6-9/hpf wbc(pus cell) in my urine what does it indicates?
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Possible UTI: The presence of white blood cells (wbcs) in your urine could mean a urinary tract infection (uti). Wbcs in your urine can also be caused by inflammation or kidney stones.
Answered 12/2/2017
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