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Does an std make changes on a blood and urine test (leukocites, eritrocites..etc?) my urine is dark but my blood and urine test are pretty normal?
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Yes: Active infections, acute or chronic, can result in abnormal urinalysis results. Cultures are needed to prove infection.
Answered 8/23/2013
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