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Doc, urinalysis came out. my doc said its normal but need advise. male 44 yo bmi 29. m'scopc analysis: uric acid/yeast cells/ bacteria few/ mucus many
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Sounds fine: Without evidence of infection, you can ignore the microbial contaminants. Everybody has uric acid on board and your crystallized as it cooled. Be thankful for good health
Answered 6/29/2015
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