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Increased urine pressure with foam or bubbles formation. reports are normal and urinalysis shows 10-12 hpf pus cells. urine culture shows no bacteria?
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You should see a urologist to find out what the issue is since you are experiencing increased urine pressure. It sounds like it is not a urinary infection causing your symptoms so a urologist will need to do some different testing to determine the cause of your symptoms. So, see a urologist. Good luck!
Answered 9/5/2023
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Forcefull urine hitting the toilet water can do this . With all the tests normal- no worries
Answered 9/11/2023
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