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Table 1 Results of the blood test with serological examination and urinalysis. The underlined results are abnormal

Abnormalities in blood test	Urinalysis	Serological tests
Leucocytes 23.38 × 10³/ul [N: 3.98–10.04 × 10³/ul]	Color cloudy, dark yellow [N: clear to pale yellow]	HSV IgG antibodies 3.38 (result positive above 1.1)
Hemoglobin 14.4 g/dl [N: 11.8–16 g/dl]	pH 9.0 [N:5–7]	HSV IgM antibodies 0.85 (doubtful result IgM antibodies 0.8–1.1)
Neutrophiles 19.33 × 10³/ul [N: 1.82–7,47 × 10³/ul]	Gravity 1.005 [N:1.005–1.030]	VZV Negative
Monocytes 2.15 × 10³/ul [N: 0.19–0.72 × 10³/ul]	Protein 258 mg/dl [N: absent]	Toxoplasmosis Negative
Lymphocytes 1.83 × 10³/ul [N:1.16–3.33 × 10³/ul]	Sediment Flat epithelia numerous, round epithelia 0-1hpf^a [N:1–5 epithelial cells hpf^a] WBC^b 30–40 hpf^a [N: 0–5 hpf^a]	CMV Negative
Eosinophils Absent [N:0.02–0.32 × 10³/ul]	Mucus Abundant	HIV Negative
C-reactive protein 59.7 mg/l [N:0-5 mg/l]	Bacteria Abundant	Rubella Negative
Procalcitonin 1.87 ng/ml [N: 0.05–0.1 ng/ml]		SARS-CoV-2 Negative

The underlined results are abnormal. The complete blood count and biochemical values standardized by the laboratory which carried out the mentioned tests and adjusted them to gender and age have been attached
^ahpf per high power field ^b, WBC white blood cells, CMV cytomegalovirus, HIV human immunodeficiency virus, HSV herpes simplex virus, SARS-CoV-2 severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, VZV Varicella Zoster Virus

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