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Enterobacter colocae in urine culture test positive for my 5 month old baby..
History- he has high grade UTI 2weeks before,antibiotic taken as treatment,the urine culture report done that time show no organisam,performed 2usg and obseved evything fine
Mon, 16 Feb 2015
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Hi...Enterobacter cloacae is a normal commensal in our intestinal tract. Usually when this organism is grown in the urine culture it is advisable to repeat the urine culture in a more sterile way by a catheterized sampling. If there is no fever and vomiting then it is unlikely to be urinary tract infection. I suggest repeating a urine culture by a catheterized sampling.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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Can Any Online Doctor Help Me With The Following Results?

Hi...Enterobacter cloacae is a normal commensal in our intestinal tract. Usually when this organism is grown in the urine culture it is advisable to repeat the urine culture in a more sterile way by a catheterized sampling. If there is no fever and vomiting then it is unlikely to be urinary tract infection. I suggest repeating a urine culture by a catheterized sampling. Regards - Dr. Sumanth