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I had a urine culture that states 1,000/ml group d streptococcus. ive never had this before. please tell me what this means. i also have a fever. ?
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Group D: Group D strep can be associated with endocarditis, however it can cause urinary tract infection. If you have a fever you should be treated.
Answered 10/11/2019
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