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Is My Urine Test With Red Blood Cells 1-2/HPF Normal?

I have diagonised with blood in urine. On urine test report shows specific gravity 1.010, pH 7.0, blood traces, microscopic examination pus cells 25-30/HPF, Red Blood cells 1-2/HPF, Epithelial cells few, mucus thread few and Bacteria (++). How serious is this condition and medication for it. Thanks
Mon, 9 Jun 2014
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Hi there ,

The values you had provide us suggest Urinary tract infection . It would have been helpful if you had provided us the symptoms you suffering from as the source and site of infection guides treatment.

I suggest you to visit a surgeon or a urologist for further evaluation.

Meanwhile you can follow these things at home.
1. To take plenty of liquids orally.
2. keep private parts hygenic.

Depending on the culture report of the urine an suitable antibiotics has to be started.
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Is My Urine Test With Red Blood Cells 1-2/HPF Normal?

Hi there , The values you had provide us suggest Urinary tract infection . It would have been helpful if you had provided us the symptoms you suffering from as the source and site of infection guides treatment. I suggest you to visit a surgeon or a urologist for further evaluation. Meanwhile you can follow these things at home. 1. To take plenty of liquids orally. 2. keep private parts hygenic. Depending on the culture report of the urine an suitable antibiotics has to be started.