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Pls help interpret urinalysis: reaction:8.0 specific gravity:1.005 pus cells 1-3 bacteria: moderate ephitheli cells: few a phospates: moderate?
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Depends on your: Symptoms and the reason for the test. There are no obvious abnormalities in the data that you mention, but you should ask the doctor who ordered the test to interpret the results. A doctor will order a test only when there is a good reason to order it..
Answered 5/31/2013
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Normal: This is within normal limits and there is nothing to indicate disease. I trust the ph is 8.0.
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