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Routine Stool Tests Done In A Child. Sudden Increase In Epithelial Cells. Is There Any Problem?

Hello Dr, My daughter (Age 3 Yr), recently did Stool Routine tests. It shows Date : 16/07/2012 Pus Cells : 4-6 Epithelial Cells : 1 -3 RBCs : 8 - 10 Date : 24/07/2012 Pus Cells : 5-7 Epithelial Cells : 10 -12 RBCs - Nil There is sudden increase in Epithelial cells. Please let me know is there any problem? What I need to do?
Sat, 16 Feb 2013
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Hi,
Thank you for your query,
The stool routine examination is suggestive of infection of the gut may be gastroenteritis mostly due to a bacteria.
The increase in the epithelial cell count is not significant.
But this report should be interpreted with her clinical findings of having any loose motins and to be correlated by her Pediatrician.
Hope I have answered your query.
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Routine Stool Tests Done In A Child. Sudden Increase In Epithelial Cells. Is There Any Problem?

Hi, Thank you for your query, The stool routine examination is suggestive of infection of the gut may be gastroenteritis mostly due to a bacteria. The increase in the epithelial cell count is not significant. But this report should be interpreted with her clinical findings of having any loose motins and to be correlated by her Pediatrician. Hope I have answered your query.