Pus cells, or white blood cells, may be found in a urine test. A few cells can sometimes appear in a sample, while a higher count may be associated with infection, inflammation, or other urinary tract conditions. The pus cells in urine normal range can vary depending on the laboratory and testing method. If your report shows elevated pus cells, your doctor may consider your symptoms and recommend further tests such as a urine culture when appropriate. Burning during urination, frequent urination, cloudy urine, abdominal discomfort, or fever can be signs that further evaluation is needed.