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What Does This Urinalysis Indicate?

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Posted on Mon, 15 Dec 2014
Question: WBC UA. Test
0-2 /hpf Normal
3-5. My results
These were my results. I have Chronic Protatitus.
Results from my last test. Do i have an infection?
My RBC was >100 hpf. Test said 0-2 was normal     


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Answered by Dr. Arun (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
No infection, High RBC requires further examination..

Detailed Answer:
Hello ,

I understand your concern.

I am Dr. Arun Tank, infectious disease specialist, answering your concern.

As per the test results (WBC, White Blood Cells, 0-2/hpf) provided by you it is not suggestive of any infections present in you.

Your RBC (Red Blood Cell) count was >100 hpf, it requires further examination as to confirm the cause of it.

It is advised that you visit the nearby doctor and physically examine your self thoroughly for such an increase in RBC causing condition in urine e.g. Prostatic calculi.

I will be happy to answer your further concern contact me on bit.ly/DrArun
We wish you a best health at healthcare magic.
Thank you,
Dr. Arun Tank
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What Does This Urinalysis Indicate?

Brief Answer: No infection, High RBC requires further examination.. Detailed Answer: Hello , I understand your concern. I am Dr. Arun Tank, infectious disease specialist, answering your concern. As per the test results (WBC, White Blood Cells, 0-2/hpf) provided by you it is not suggestive of any infections present in you. Your RBC (Red Blood Cell) count was >100 hpf, it requires further examination as to confirm the cause of it. It is advised that you visit the nearby doctor and physically examine your self thoroughly for such an increase in RBC causing condition in urine e.g. Prostatic calculi. I will be happy to answer your further concern contact me on bit.ly/DrArun We wish you a best health at healthcare magic. Thank you, Dr. Arun Tank