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Is Occasional Epithelial Cell With Pus Cell 1-2/hpf Normal?
hi Doctor, i am Mansoor with age of 35, having weight of 113 KG, and i have some test of Urine & Blood and there results are as follows,
In BIO CHEMISTRY SERUM CREATININE, Creatinine 0.82 mg/dl,
CLINICAL PATHOLOGY EXAMINATION OF URING
In Physical Examination, Appearance Normal, Specific Gravity 1.010, Color Pale Yellow, Reaction Acidic, Albumin Nil, Bile Pigments Nil, Bile Salts Nil, Blood Nil, Sugar Nil, Ketone Nil, Leucocytes Nil
In Microscopic Examination, Pus Cell 1 - 2/HPF, Red Blood Cell Nil, Epithelial Cell OCCASIONAL, Amorphous Deposit Nil, Casts Nil, Mucus Nil, Crystal Nil,
Sir can you please tell me i am ok or any problem is there
In BIO CHEMISTRY SERUM CREATININE, Creatinine 0.82 mg/dl,
CLINICAL PATHOLOGY EXAMINATION OF URING
In Physical Examination, Appearance Normal, Specific Gravity 1.010, Color Pale Yellow, Reaction Acidic, Albumin Nil, Bile Pigments Nil, Bile Salts Nil, Blood Nil, Sugar Nil, Ketone Nil, Leucocytes Nil
In Microscopic Examination, Pus Cell 1 - 2/HPF, Red Blood Cell Nil, Epithelial Cell OCCASIONAL, Amorphous Deposit Nil, Casts Nil, Mucus Nil, Crystal Nil,
Sir can you please tell me i am ok or any problem is there
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hello mansoor,
have gone through your report and analyzed it.
as per the report there is nothing abnormal in it.
all the parameters are within normal limits.
pus cells 1-2/HPF is also a very much a normal feature
have gone through your report and analyzed it.
as per the report there is nothing abnormal in it.
all the parameters are within normal limits.
pus cells 1-2/HPF is also a very much a normal feature
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