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My urinalysis result rbc- 5-8/hpf; pus cells- 2-4/hpf; urine ph-5.0; squamous cells- few; amorphous urates- many; uric acid- many. what do you mean of?
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These: findings are quite common in routine urinalysis in FEMALES however probably needs evaluation in males! Speak with your PCP for the proper evaluation. Hope this is helpful Dr Z
Answered 4/26/2021
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