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Had a urinalysis with microscopic exam: leukocytes ester: moderate, bacteria, urine: occ, epethelial cells, urine: rare. what does it mean?
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Probable UTI: These urinalysis findings suggest you may have a urinary tract infection. Discuss with your doctor, including possible antibiotic treatment.
Answered 3/10/2020
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