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What Does This Stool Analysis Report Indicate?

My stool reports are Bacteria +++ Pus cells 2~4 Undigested food 2~3 mucous PRESENT NO OVA NO CYSTS I HV abdominal vague pain with 3 to 4 loose stool in a day and often loose stool comes out when i applu pressure for passing flatus and hanve rectal pain and discomfort what is this and 1 more thing i hv uriniary incontinence for pass 5 months
Fri, 11 Dec 2015
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The presence of bacteria and pus cells may indicate an infection is present but it is not related to parasites since no ova were detected.

The infection is bacterial in nature. They may do further analysis to determine the type of bacteria present.

Urinary incontinence may need to be investigated. It can be related (1) side effect of medication
(2)trauma during child birth for women
(3)neurological disease
(4)obesity
(5)some connective tissue disorders

There are exercises and medications that may be able to help. You may want to consider visiting a urologist.

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What Does This Stool Analysis Report Indicate?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic The presence of bacteria and pus cells may indicate an infection is present but it is not related to parasites since no ova were detected. The infection is bacterial in nature. They may do further analysis to determine the type of bacteria present. Urinary incontinence may need to be investigated. It can be related (1) side effect of medication (2)trauma during child birth for women (3)neurological disease (4)obesity (5)some connective tissue disorders There are exercises and medications that may be able to help. You may want to consider visiting a urologist. I hope this helps