Urine routine white blood cells how much normal

The normal value of white blood cells in urine routine examination is 0-5/HP by microscopic examination and 0-10/μl by quantitative examination.

The white blood cell count in urine routine examination can be used to evaluate whether there are white blood cells in urine. Under normal circumstances, the number of white blood cells in urine should be within 0-5/HP by microscopic examination and 0-10/μl by quantitative examination. If the white blood cell count in urine routine examination exceeds the normal range, it may indicate the presence of urinary system infections or inflammatory diseases such as urethritis, cystitis and pyelonephritis. The patient is advised to undergo further imaging, laboratory tests, etc. to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.