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A member asked:
Urologist called me. negative urine culture. found wbc/concerned its cancer of penis or urethra. negative stds. coukd the wbc indicate cancer? no blood.
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No: WBC's in small numbers are a normal finding, no need to worry, enjoy your life and maybe be more careful with protected sex if you are still worried for some reason
Answered 11/23/2018
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