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What Does Acidic Reaction, Pus Cells In Stool Sample Mean ?

my son is 5 years . He suffered acute gastro entritus 2 months back. He was hospitalized for 10 days and recovered. But after almost 2 weeks his stool test revealed presence of RBC : 4-5/HPF PUS Cells: 4/HPF Doctor prescribed broad spectrum antibiotbiotic for two weeks. After using the said antibiotic for two weeks, his stool examinatioren revealed Reaction: Acidic Pus cells: 1-/hpfand Blood Complete Picture Lymphocytes: 50% His weight is 22 kg What does this mean?
Fri, 13 Jan 2012
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Your childs reports suggest that he was suffering from gastrointestinal infection causing pus cell and rbc in stool which has now cleared after treatment.But if your child was hospitalised ideally a stool culture if done could have determined the causative organism.But now if he has no symptoms and only 1 pus cell in stool per hpf then it means he has recovered.
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What Does Acidic Reaction, Pus Cells In Stool Sample Mean ?

Hello Welcome to healthcare magic. Your childs reports suggest that he was suffering from gastrointestinal infection causing pus cell and rbc in stool which has now cleared after treatment.But if your child was hospitalised ideally a stool culture if done could have determined the causative organism.But now if he has no symptoms and only 1 pus cell in stool per hpf then it means he has recovered. Thanks