Pakistan
A 22-year-old male asked:
I got urine complete examination done yesterday and the results are. chemical examination: (everything normal) microscopic examination: pus cells 0-5/hpf red blood cells 0-2/hpf and all other factors are nill. is the report normal? why 0-2 rbcs?
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Dr. Hunter Handsfieldanswered
Infectious Disease 55 years experience
These are normal results. Microscopic inflammation (white blood cells, i.e. "pus cells") or bleeding (RBC) occurs from time to time in entirely healthy urinary tracts. But why was the urinalysis done in the first place? If discharge, uncomfortable urination, or visible blood are present or show up in the future, repeat the urinalysis. If any doubt, see a doctor.
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