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What Does My Fecalysis Test Report Indicate?

Hi, the fecalysis result of my son, 2 months old is watery yellow brown with pus cells of 4-6/HPF, RBC: 0-2/HPF and bacteria : PLENTY. The remarks are NO HELMINTH OVA NOR PROTOZOAN PARASITES SEEN. is this result fine or my son is having a diarrhea or else. Thank you and Godbless
Tue, 20 Jun 2017
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Hello,

In the given fecal analysis report no major abnormality is seen. Bacteria is present that might be from contamination during collection or can be normal bacterial flora. Pus cells up to 4-5 /hpf is not an issue. Normally 4 to 5 cell can be seen. Parasites are also not present.

Symptomatic management should be done. If improvement is not seen repeat stool examination. Consult pediatrician for examination and further discussion.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Parth Goswami
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What Does My Fecalysis Test Report Indicate?

Hello, In the given fecal analysis report no major abnormality is seen. Bacteria is present that might be from contamination during collection or can be normal bacterial flora. Pus cells up to 4-5 /hpf is not an issue. Normally 4 to 5 cell can be seen. Parasites are also not present. Symptomatic management should be done. If improvement is not seen repeat stool examination. Consult pediatrician for examination and further discussion. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Parth Goswami