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What does this mean? i had a urinalysis done and these 2 out of range. wbc 6-10 reference range: less or = 5 /hpf and calcium oxalate crystals moderate reference range: none or few /hpf. all else within normal range?
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Calcium oxalate crystals can occur in normal urine too. WBC in urine can occur in infection and improper collection of urine. If you are asymptomatic I would suggest repeat urine test with a clean catch mid stream specimen after you clean the urinary area with soap and water. Technique- clean area , separate labia start urination, catch the portion in the middle of voiding in a sterile container
Answered 11/4/2021
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