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What does it mean to have mucus threads in my urinalysis?
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Usually nothing: Mucus frequently appears in the urine. If there are no symptoms, it is nothing. If you are concerned, you can have a formal urinalysis done by your primary doctor.
Answered 4/5/2018
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