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8 Months Pregnant. Gram Stain Test Shows Negative Bacilli, Pus Cells, Epithelial Cells. Cause Of Worry?

Hi Im XXXXX, i am 8 moths pregnant. I have my Gram Stain exam and these are the results. I want to know if the results are normal or if i have infection. I want to know the answer before my next prenatal check up. Here are the results. Gram negative bacilli + 3 Gram positive cocei in pairs +3 Pus cells + 3 Epithelial cells + 2 Do i have to worry? please help me... thanks
Mon, 3 Dec 2012
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hi there, if these are your gram staining results of urine analysis then gram-ve bacteria presence suggests that you have asymptomatic bacteuria which is probable in pregnency but is also significant and you need to consult your concerned physician and get a culture and senstivity done and start appropriate antibiotic as it may lead to infection of the kidney especially during pregnancy. Take immediate action and do not procastinate. Take care
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8 Months Pregnant. Gram Stain Test Shows Negative Bacilli, Pus Cells, Epithelial Cells. Cause Of Worry?

hi there, if these are your gram staining results of urine analysis then gram-ve bacteria presence suggests that you have asymptomatic bacteuria which is probable in pregnency but is also significant and you need to consult your concerned physician and get a culture and senstivity done and start appropriate antibiotic as it may lead to infection of the kidney especially during pregnancy. Take immediate action and do not procastinate. Take care