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Suggest Treatment For Pus Cells In Stool Test Even After Taking Antibiotics

I have pain in my stomach. I went to doctor. he suggested stool taste and blood taste. My blood taste in normal. only ESR is 15 and monocytes is 00. Stool taste is normal but pus cells are 6-8. He gave me some antibiotics but after taking antibiotics still my pus cells are 6-8. Kindly suggest.
Wed, 22 Nov 2017
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Dear Pus cells in stools due to infection or inflammtion of bowels. Normal Pus cells in stools 2-3/hpf. But they may increase in chrons disease, ulcerative colitis and infection like clostridium difficale etc. Some of the food may cause bowel inflammation lead to Pus cells in stools. So just check for stool culture and sensitivity, other investigations needed are colonoscopy and upper gi scan, ultrasound etc.. Depending on the report we can treat it. Avoid spicy high fatty food and alcohol. Please consult your doctor he will examine and treat you accordingly.
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Suggest Treatment For Pus Cells In Stool Test Even After Taking Antibiotics

Hello Thank you for trusting HCM Dear Pus cells in stools due to infection or inflammtion of bowels. Normal Pus cells in stools 2-3/hpf. But they may increase in chrons disease, ulcerative colitis and infection like clostridium difficale etc. Some of the food may cause bowel inflammation lead to Pus cells in stools. So just check for stool culture and sensitivity, other investigations needed are colonoscopy and upper gi scan, ultrasound etc.. Depending on the report we can treat it. Avoid spicy high fatty food and alcohol. Please consult your doctor he will examine and treat you accordingly.