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Macrascopy -cloudy, Pus Cells, Blood And Epithelial Cells Not Seen. What Does The Finding Mean?
hi,
my urine culture report says as follows,
macrascopy -cloudy
macrascopy(uncentrifuged urine) pus cells 1-5/hpf
red blood cells not seen
epithelial cells not seen
culture- mixed growth
bacterial colony count-mixed growth of 2 different organisms at a total colony count >10^5/ml
do i have urine infection???what kind of a one it is???
my urine culture report says as follows,
macrascopy -cloudy
macrascopy(uncentrifuged urine) pus cells 1-5/hpf
red blood cells not seen
epithelial cells not seen
culture- mixed growth
bacterial colony count-mixed growth of 2 different organisms at a total colony count >10^5/ml
do i have urine infection???what kind of a one it is???
Tue, 23 Apr 2013
Hi
Welcome to HCM
Your urine reports says that your are definitely having a urinary tract infection and there are two types of organisms present which is causing the infection, however the organism are not specified. you are suggested to have a urine sensitivity test to identify the effective antibiotic against the organisms or visit your doctor for further management.
Thanks
Regards
Welcome to HCM
Your urine reports says that your are definitely having a urinary tract infection and there are two types of organisms present which is causing the infection, however the organism are not specified. you are suggested to have a urine sensitivity test to identify the effective antibiotic against the organisms or visit your doctor for further management.
Thanks
Regards
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