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urinary tract infection

i have just received my urine analysis...as suggested by my doc (yes i had complained of this urge to urinate frequently).

the report says: apperance: turbid, colour: straw, reaction: acid, specific gravity: 1.010, protein: present a trace,
(sugar, acetone, bile pigments, bile salts, blood, excess of phospates etc all nil)

sediment:
pus cells (15-16/hpf), an occaisonal red blood cell and a fair number of epithelial cells present. no cast seen.

nb: i have surely been clumsy taking the urine sample - i.e the initial flow of it was taken instead of mid suggested...and have not taken much precaution...as to hygeine...goes by what i have read on the net

ABHAY001 on 2005-05-02

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what symptoms do you have????

magicure last decade

There are many remedies for this condition Thuja stands out , but whatever you do --- do NOT take antibiotics .

I have treated a number of cases of kidney problems that resulted from this condition being
"" cured"" by antibiotics, which in fact merely drives conditions deeper into the body i.e. the Kidney.

passkey last decade

SYMPTOMS:

I HAD A SLIGHT FEVER A FEW DAYS BACK...accompanies by restlessness..and this frequent urge to urinate....i consulted my doc over the phone who had advised that i have lots of fluids esp electral types.....the fever went off within a day...but this urge to urinate frequently remained in traces.....hence was recomended this test and the result of which i have posted........

ABHAY001 last decade

try lycopodium 30

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kalibrom last decade

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