The presence of pus cells in urine means that there may be an infection somewhere in the urinary tract. There is actually no such thing as pus cells, it is a term that is for some strange reason frequently used to describe a presence of white blood cells.
Persistently high counts may indicate a chronic infection somewhere in the body, which can be found through a variety of tests.
Occasionally, more extensive tests will check for bilirubin, a breakdown product of a blood related process, which may indicate particular conditions. All in all, it is not a major concern and doctors will advise their patients on what needs to be done to determine a cause and possible necessary treatments.
- Cell count
- Seriousness of infection
Persistently high counts may indicate a chronic infection somewhere in the body, which can be found through a variety of tests.
- Non-infective causes
- Urinalysis
Occasionally, more extensive tests will check for bilirubin, a breakdown product of a blood related process, which may indicate particular conditions. All in all, it is not a major concern and doctors will advise their patients on what needs to be done to determine a cause and possible necessary treatments.