white blood cells in urine
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white blood cells in urine
Has anyone had white blood cells in the urine? I have these. I've had all the blood tests done and everything was ok I've had antibiotics to clear a water infection everything is now clear but the white cells are still there. I'm just beginning to panic. I've had the water analysed again mid cycle but still there but no red blood cells were found. Has anyone sent off their medicals with white blood cells in their urine and what was the outcome? If anyone can help I would really appreciate to share in your knowledge.
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Re: white blood cells in urine
Originally Posted by juneandmike
Has anyone had white blood cells in the urine? I have these. I've had all the blood tests done and everything was ok I've had antibiotics to clear a water infection everything is now clear but the white cells are still there. I'm just beginning to panic. I've had the water analysed again mid cycle but still there but no red blood cells were found. Has anyone sent off their medicals with white blood cells in their urine and what was the outcome? If anyone can help I would really appreciate to share in your knowledge.
good luck, and let us know the outcome !!!!
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Re: white blood cells in urine
As well as the antibiotics try cranberry juice and good old robinsons barley which both help to reduce infection.
Drinking plenty of fluids can help to prevent infection. Fluids help to flush out your kidneys and bladder, to prevent the build-up of debris in which bacteria can grow. Cranberry juice helps prevent the growth of bacteria as sort of natural antibiotic and is known to help reduce the risk of developing urine infections.
Just get the asda tesco sort or ocean spray, they all sell it in the fruit juice section.
Drinking plenty of fluids can help to prevent infection. Fluids help to flush out your kidneys and bladder, to prevent the build-up of debris in which bacteria can grow. Cranberry juice helps prevent the growth of bacteria as sort of natural antibiotic and is known to help reduce the risk of developing urine infections.
Just get the asda tesco sort or ocean spray, they all sell it in the fruit juice section.
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Re: white blood cells in urine
Originally Posted by juneandmike
Has anyone had white blood cells in the urine? I have these. I've had all the blood tests done and everything was ok I've had antibiotics to clear a water infection everything is now clear but the white cells are still there. I'm just beginning to panic. I've had the water analysed again mid cycle but still there but no red blood cells were found. Has anyone sent off their medicals with white blood cells in their urine and what was the outcome? If anyone can help I would really appreciate to share in your knowledge.
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Re: white blood cells in urine
Originally Posted by ad4ozz
As well as the antibiotics try cranberry juice and good old robinsons barley which both help to reduce infection.
Drinking plenty of fluids can help to prevent infection. Fluids help to flush out your kidneys and bladder, to prevent the build-up of debris in which bacteria can grow. Cranberry juice helps prevent the growth of bacteria as sort of natural antibiotic and is known to help reduce the risk of developing urine infections.
Just get the asda tesco sort or ocean spray, they all sell it in the fruit juice section.
Drinking plenty of fluids can help to prevent infection. Fluids help to flush out your kidneys and bladder, to prevent the build-up of debris in which bacteria can grow. Cranberry juice helps prevent the growth of bacteria as sort of natural antibiotic and is known to help reduce the risk of developing urine infections.
Just get the asda tesco sort or ocean spray, they all sell it in the fruit juice section.
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Re: white blood cells in urine
Originally Posted by ad4ozz
As well as the antibiotics try cranberry juice and good old robinsons barley which both help to reduce infection.
Drinking plenty of fluids can help to prevent infection. Fluids help to flush out your kidneys and bladder, to prevent the build-up of debris in which bacteria can grow. Cranberry juice helps prevent the growth of bacteria as sort of natural antibiotic and is known to help reduce the risk of developing urine infections.
Just get the asda tesco sort or ocean spray, they all sell it in the fruit juice section.
Drinking plenty of fluids can help to prevent infection. Fluids help to flush out your kidneys and bladder, to prevent the build-up of debris in which bacteria can grow. Cranberry juice helps prevent the growth of bacteria as sort of natural antibiotic and is known to help reduce the risk of developing urine infections.
Just get the asda tesco sort or ocean spray, they all sell it in the fruit juice section.