substances - 0.5%, pus cell 30-40hpf, Macrophages - Absent, RBCs - 5-6HPF, Bacteria - Increased ... View answer

hi my doctor did a blood test , diagnosed & treating me for bacterial infection (raised white cell count) - could this be anything else? im a paranoid person ... View answer

Hi My baby is 2 months old.The PUS cell count was 2-4 hf in stool examination.Is it normal? She was on antibiotic treatment from past 5 days for bacterial infection. Also the reducing agent is present ... View answer

Had bacterial pnemumonia 2003.-Acinic Cell Carcinoma of parotid in 2006. Follw up chest x-ray shows calcified scarring in upper right lobe. Doc says could be old scars from the pneumonia but wants to be sure ... View answer

the dynamic with this? I know there was a Bacterial Condition; Infection - high white Cell Count, etc ...; something with the bad bacteria build-up; antibiotics, infection, intestine wall, etc..... View answer

my husband 45 yrs urine routine exam showed Albumin ++ , sugar nil, pus cell 50-60, RBC 25-30, epithelial cell 1-2, bacterial present, Hgb12.6, TRBC4.09 M/cumm, PCV 35.5% ESR 75mm/1st hr. Having fever ... View answer

coli HVS Wet Prepn :- creamy MICROSCOPY :- Epithelial cell +++ Wbc - 2 - 3/ HPF Rbcs - nil Yeast cells - ++ T. Vaginals - nil ... Bacterial cell - nil Please I need the interpretation to this test. ... View answer

bacterial infection .. But the lump is what worry me the most .. Any ideas what this could be Thank you ... View answer

fragment and bacterial colonies. The tumour is composed of a typical squamous cell with hyperchromatic nuclei and foci of keratinisation. Impression moderately differentiated squamous cell carcinoma... View answer

, dead:20%, pus cell: nill, epithelia cell: ++, bacterial cell : +, count: 7.9million cells per mil ... View answer