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If pus cells are(+) will it affect pregn

2017-12-20 17:35:10
Hi Doctor, We are planning for a baby and we have done a semen test for my husband to check everything is normal or not.in semen report sperm count is 210 million and motility is 75% doctor told it's fine.one doubt I had is in semen test pus cell is positive(+).so doctor told some infection may be present and adviced him to drink more water and have dry fruits.He told nothing to worry.pls tell me this won't be a problem for me to get pregnant?
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Dont wry pus cell has no role u can go for pregnancy just do intercourse in fertile period to have pregnancy
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Answered2017-12-21 07:49:29

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