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Very good morning doctors. how often should a male in his sixties get a urinalysis w/o microscopy if the last one which was around three weeks ago did not have any abnormal results?
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Having one done with an yearly checkup is enough when there are no factors that suggest otherwise.
Answered 6/19/2023
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Yearly or if any symptoms indicating it- as judged by your doc
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