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My vaginal swap report states pus cells (+) and epithelial cells (+++) no yeast infection. please what does it mean and is there any medication as i get very wet with discharge everyday.
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Normal?: A few White Blood Cells, (What you are calling pus cells) are normal on a vaginal swab. Epithelial cells are just skin cells. Its possible that your swab was completely normal.
Answered 6/25/2018
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