Yes.: It means probable urine infection. And with kidney stone, it could easily spread to kidneys.
Answered 5/17/2016
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Common: White cells are the body's fighting cells. If you have an infection, common to see white cells. Wbcs.
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Here are some...: High WBC in blood and (+) WBC-esterase may happen during ureteral stone passing-down with severe pain but no fever. If you had Hx of recurrent UTI and are feverish with constant backache/flank pain, you may develop pyonephrosis - UTI above obstructing stone, you should visit ER visit instantly regardless of age 20. Such situation is especially formidable for diabetic patients. If no fever, no...
Answered 5/3/2015
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