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Pus cell in semen

2021-06-29 16:22:20
Puss cell 3-5/ H.P.F. Semen motile - 40% Can it cause any problem in pregnancy? What medicine should I use for this?
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U can ignore these pus cells if ur sperm count is more than 60-80 million... But if they are less, then u should start proper ayurvedic medicine, to get rid of this problem.. To be sexually fit completely.. To be a parent soon
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for further information consult me privately

Answered2021-06-29 17:35:50

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Start with a course of doxy

Answered2021-06-29 16:24:59

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