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Are 3-4 Puss Cells In Urine Normal?

hi, I am 37 years old, female, my urine analysis results color sraw, transparency clear, reaction/pH 6.0, Specific Gravity 1.000, glucose negative, protein negative pus cells 3-4 , red blood cells 0-1 epithelial cells rare, bacteria rare. what is my health condition based on my urine laboratory test result?
posted on Fri, 12 Sep 2014
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Hi, Pus cells in urine up to 5 is normal. Looking at your urinalysis, it seems to be normal and because there is no protein and and glucose in the urine, that shows that kidneys are healthy.
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Are 3-4 Puss Cells In Urine Normal?

Hi, Pus cells in urine up to 5 is normal. Looking at your urinalysis, it seems to be normal and because there is no protein and and glucose in the urine, that shows that kidneys are healthy.