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Urine Normal Composition (view source)
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Bacteria on the other hand are commonly found in small numbers and inhabit the bladder and urethra often without causing any pathology. However high levels tend to mean disease.
Bacteria on the other hand are commonly found in small numbers and inhabit the bladder and urethra often without causing any pathology. However high levels tend to mean disease.
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