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What does it mean when a urinalysis says no bacteria seen? is it still possible to have an infection my wbc is too high but no bacteria seen.
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Urinalysis: Urinalysis is only a screening tool. The definitive way of identifying a urinary tract infection is by culture and sensitivity testing.
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