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My urinalysis result is rbc 1-2/hpf; moderate epithelial cells; rare am. urates, mucus threads & bacteria. what does it means? thank you
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Normal: This is a normal urinalysis. If you remain concerned, discuss with the doctor who ordered it.
Answered 4/21/2018
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