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Normal urine contains a small amount of cells, which is normal. If the squamous cell count is high, but the blood cells and proteinuria are normal, there is no need to worry too much. If any of the above tests reveal abnormal symptoms, it may be a urinary and reproductive tract infection or a chronic kidney disease problem. In general, in cases of genitourinary system infection, the white blood cell count will be high. A high range is when the white blood cell count exceeds 5, which is considered abnormal and can be treated with oral anti-inflammatory drugs. Common medicines are heat-clearing and fire-removing original juice, oil, and Milinqing capsules.

The body cells examined in the urine include blood cells, white blood cell count, and squamous epithelial cells. A small amount of squamous epithelial cells can be seen in normal urine. Squamous epithelial cells can be seen at every low power in the filtered urine under a microscope, which is still normal.

Clinical manifestations of squamous epithelial cells in urine routine examination

Flat squamous epithelial cells generally do not cause significant clinical manifestations. Transitional squamous epithelial cells are divided into surface, middle and upper layers, and bottom layers due to their different origins. Among them, the increase of middle and upper layers of transitional squamous epithelial cells is more common in pyelonephritis, etc. Small circular squamous cells originate from the kidney. They are rare in normal urine and can appear in large numbers when the renal tubules are damaged and diseased. They are of certain value in the accurate positioning and diagnosis of renal parenchymal diseases. When there is diffuse renal hematoma, renal obstruction and hemoglobin concentration is stable, ring-shaped cells with dark brown granules (containing hemosiderin) in the cytoplasm can be seen.

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Sometimes, a small number of squamous epithelial cells can be found in the urine of ordinary people. If there is glomerulonephritis, the squamous epithelial cells in the urine will increase. If the renal tubules are damaged or diseased, a large number of squamous epithelial cells may appear. Sometimes a large number of female secretions will also appear in the urine.

If only the squamous cell count is high in the urine test, while the proteinuria and blood cell counts are normal, there should not be any major problems and you should pay attention to regular maintenance.