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Color light yellow, turgidity slightly hazy, specific gravity6.0,protein plus 1, sugar plus 1, pus cells more than 100/hpf, bacteria few, mucus thread?
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UTI: This sounds like you have a urinary tract infection and also diabetes. Please see a doctor as soon as possible for treatment for the UTI and to determine if you have diabetes. You should not have pus and glucose in your urine.
Answered 4/14/2015
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