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My urine test says that my wbc/pus cells is field loaded what does it mean? im worried because im 37 weeks pregnant
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May indicate: a urinary tract infection....check it out with your OB (who will know what medications are "safe" to use....BTW a CULTURE may be necessary to confirm this diagnosis!
Answered 8/4/2018
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