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Doctor said culture was neg. my actual results said >100000 colony forming units/ml of mixed urogenital flora. still have symptoms-what do i do?
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Get cath urine: Generally mixed flora like that indicates contamination. A cath specimen should be done and if still shows bacteria then would treat with antibiotics. If cath symptoms are neg and you still have urinary symptoms then need to see a urologist for possible direct bladder examination (cystoscope).
Answered 2/20/2016
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