There is a great site that talks about all the different types of urine tests, and what they mean: you can read it here.
Yeast is not typically occurring in urine, so it may mean you have an infection of the urinary tract. It could be a simple infection that requires you to take an oral antibiotic, to treat the infection for 5-10 days. Or, you may need to go in for more testing. What did your doctor say? Were you prescribed any medication? Do you have any symptoms? Was there a reason that your doctor recommended a urine test initially?
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There is a great site that talks about all the different types of urine tests, and what they mean: you can read it here.
Yeast is not typically occurring in urine, so it may mean you have an infection of the urinary tract. It could be a simple infection that requires you to take an oral antibiotic, to treat the infection for 5-10 days. Or, you may need to go in for more testing. What did your doctor say? Were you prescribed any medication? Do you have any symptoms? Was there a reason that your doctor recommended a urine test initially?
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