Question 1

What are pus cells?

Accepted Answer

Pus cells are a collection of dead, white blood cells that accumulates when the body's immune system activates in response to an infection.

Question 2

What does RBC in the urine mean?

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RBCs in urine mean that you either have an infection or in rare cases urinary tract cancer. Get yourself examined by an urologist at apollo247

Question 3

What is the meaning of pus cell 0-11 HPF?

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It means you are having an active infection

Question 4

What does a pus cell count of 35-40 mean?

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It means you have a severe urinary tract infection. Get a urine culture done to start your treatment with an expert urologist at apollo247

Question 5

How accurate are blood count tests?

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They are highly accurate.

Question 6

How is a CBC blood test done?

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CBC blood test are done by drawing a sample of blood from the vein by a healthcare professional or a phlebotomist.

Question 7

What infections does the CBC blood test detect?

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It can detect a wide range of infections, inflammations and certain cancers at an early stage.

Question 8

What does a WBC count of 13.4 mean?

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The normal range for your WBC is usually 4,500 to 11,000 cells per microliter. Your WBC is generally considered high if it is greater than 11,000 cells per microlitersual exam, dipstick test and microscopic examination are the major 3 types of urine testing

Question 9

What is the cure for 25-30 HPF range pus cells in urine?

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The cure of 25-30 HPF pus cells are antibiotic medications as you have an active urinary tract infection.

Question 10

Why would there be white and red blood cells in my urine?

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The possible reasons of red and white blood cells in urine are either strong urine infections, bladder infections or kidney infection. You are recommended to get    a thorough check up done by an urologist.

Question 11

What does white blood cells in urine mean?

Accepted Answer

It indicates an infection in the urinary system.

Question 12

Why is first urine discarded for urine test analysis?

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The first urine is discarded because it has a lower PH and more concentration which can affect test results.

Question 13

Is a blood test the same as a urine test?

Accepted Answer

No, they are not the test.

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