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Male) high specific gravity (1.030) protein (negative) hemoglobin ( ** trace) wbc (2-4) rbc (1-2) crystal ( calcium oxalate +) my urologist says traces are normal. i have urine test many times. it always come negative. this time it changes?
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Your urologist is correct. The results are within normal limits. Good Luck
Answered 1/26/2023
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