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Tests Interpretation. Having leukocytes in urine most often indicates that you have a bacterial infection. In normal circumstances, small amounts of leukocytes are found in urine. This is because leukocytes from old and damaged cells tend to be expelled through urine. A urinalysis is needed to diagnose the leukocyte levels in urine.
Trace leukocytes without symptoms could simply indicate skin contamination of the urine sample. Blood in the urine can commonly be seen with urinary tract infections. But can also be seen with kidney stones and many other issues. With leukocytes along with blood, most likely, its a urinary tract infection.