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Protein trace detected
Helo doc protein trace is detected in urine routine of my 5.5 months old baby plus pus cell are 3-4... Rest of the report is normal... Pls suggest is this normal???
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It is, unless specific gravity is too low in which case trace should be taken as positive
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Normal
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It is normal .
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Normal
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It’s normal
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It is normal. Trace protein does not mean any disease.
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Its ok
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Dr. Imran Ali Rizvi
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello.
This is a classic example of getting worried without reason. Normally 3-4 pus cells can indicate a contaminated sample as well. You really need to corelate the report with your child's clinical condition. If your child is asymptomatic and healthy then just ignore the occasional pus cells in urine report.
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Dr. Tangade Vishal Bhanudas
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Pune
It's normal.
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Dr. Sachin Pariskar
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Pune
Nothing to worry .
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