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Pus cell found in seman test
I have pus cells in my seman report. I want to eliminate this infection permanently looking forward to take treatment . it will affect for pregnancy ??
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Hi, not much has to be done just take precautions and drinking more water and drinking more of alkaline fluids. This will take care.
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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
15 yrs exp
Kolkata
You should repeat semen test from another laboratory. If still there is pus cell, do semen culture and if infection is present, then ONLY take antibiotics.
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Dr. Phanindra V V
Sexologist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello. The given report says there is slight motility issue along with pus cells. To resolve this, keep your self hydrated with water and fruits. Keep physically active to improve overall profile. It can be cured by Ayurveda treatment.
Next Steps
repeat in a good lab doing computer assisted semen analysis to get proper result after 15 days of above instructions. if no improvement is noted, consult Ayurveda doctor for better treatment.
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use jeera boiled water to drink, avoid spicy food.
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