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Why Does Entameba Coli Does Not Show In The Stool Test?

hi my son is 2.5 years old i just get his stool test Stool Analysis MACROSCOPIC EXAMINATION Brown Colour Faecal Odour Formed Consistency Nil Mucus Nil Blood Nil Fat Nil Pus Alkaline pH Nil Worms Nil Undigested Food MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION 1. Digestion Some Vegetable Cells Few Starch Few Muscle Fibers Some Fat 2. Cytology /H.P.F 1-3 Pus Cells 0-1 /H.P.F. 3-5 RBCs Nil Epithelial Cells Nil Yeast Cells 3. Parasites Nil Protozoa Nil Helminths is it okk? why there are red celles? from month he has entamina coli but its not here is this test
Wed, 25 Jun 2014
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Hi,
RBC are usually absent on routine stool examination. All the other tests are within normal limits. Examination of stool does not reveal, any cysts or trophozoites.
Further serology can be tried. Red cells cannot be attributed to any infection as all other tests are negative. Any abdominal pain, further biopsy can also be tried to confirm any infection.
Hope this helps. Any further query, happy to help you again.
Dr. Jyothi BL
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Why Does Entameba Coli Does Not Show In The Stool Test?

Hi, RBC are usually absent on routine stool examination. All the other tests are within normal limits. Examination of stool does not reveal, any cysts or trophozoites. Further serology can be tried. Red cells cannot be attributed to any infection as all other tests are negative. Any abdominal pain, further biopsy can also be tried to confirm any infection. Hope this helps. Any further query, happy to help you again. Dr. Jyothi BL