why we say pus cell in urine not Wbc in urine??
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Advanced Urology Associates By far the most common cause of white blood cells in the urine is due to an infection of the urinary system – usually of the bladder, but may also be of the kidney. Although infection accounts for pus cells in the urine 98-99% of the time, it is not the only reason.
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Pyuria refers to having white blood cells or pus cells in the urine. Women are at a greater risk for pyuria than men. By far the most common cause of white blood cells in the urine is due to an infection of the urinary system – usually of the bladder, but may also be of the kidney.
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