High squamous epithelial cells on a urine test in women is a result of a routine urine test. Squamous epithelial cells are often found in the urinary tract and vaginal epidermis and are also present in normal healthy urine. If the result is only high, it may be due to excessive tissue cell growth and does not need to be treated. In addition, high urine test squamous epithelial cells may also be a test error, urinary tract infection, urinary stones and tumors, should be divided into situations to deal with. 1, test error: If the test results show high urine test squamous epithelial cells in women, to consider whether it is caused by unclean vulva, contaminated specimens, you can first wash the vulva, drink more water, and then recheck in a few days, and try to keep the middle urine to ensure the test 2, urinary tract infection: such as inflammation of the urethra or other parts of the inflammation, can cause women urine test squamous epithelial cells high, but also accompanied by urinary urgency, urinary frequency, urinary pain and other symptoms, it is recommended to further check the urine bacterial culture, cystoscopy, etc., to check whether there is inflammation, can follow medical advice to use antibiotics, such as azithromycin, levofloxacin, minocycline, cefuroxime treatment, and drink more water more urination, to promote Inflammation improvement; 3, urinary stones: urinary system long-term presence of stones not discharged, the urinary tract epithelium can appear squamous epithelial metaplasia, coupled with the stimulation of stones, can further cause an increase in the shedding of squamous epithelium. Small stones can be discharged by drinking more water and doing more jumping movements, or by using drugs under the guidance of a professional physician, but if the stones are larger, lithotripsy is needed. 4. Tumors: For example, squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix, the laboratory results will show that the squamous epithelial cells are much higher than normal, accompanied by painful urination and thin vaginal discharge with odor. If the diagnosis is confirmed, surgery should be performed to remove the tumor, and postoperative radiotherapy and chemotherapy should be used.