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Urine test inconclusive

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sillyonehetpes · 18/05/2023 14:04

I don't have symptoms of a uti I don't think, just sore back. I'm 11+5 weeks. Why would it be inconclusive?

Urine test inconclusive
Urine test inconclusive
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MachinesOfGod · 18/05/2023 14:16

I think they might think it’s a contaminated sample - i.e. some poo has gotten into it. Rather than that being the level of Enterococcus in your bladder.

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sillyonehetpes · 18/05/2023 14:17

MachinesOfGod · 18/05/2023 14:16

I think they might think it’s a contaminated sample - i.e. some poo has gotten into it. Rather than that being the level of Enterococcus in your bladder.

Ok. What's that based on?

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Spottypineapple · 18/05/2023 15:00

It's nothing to worry about it just means the sample has been contaminated and they need to test it again. This has happened to me three times. It could be skin, hair anything carrying bacteria that they wouldn't expect to be in the urine. Which when you think about how they expect us to pee into that tiny pot must be fairly common.

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sillyonehetpes · 18/05/2023 19:36

Spottypineapple · 18/05/2023 15:00

It's nothing to worry about it just means the sample has been contaminated and they need to test it again. This has happened to me three times. It could be skin, hair anything carrying bacteria that they wouldn't expect to be in the urine. Which when you think about how they expect us to pee into that tiny pot must be fairly common.

Ok thanks.

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