Semen Culture - Semen Culture Test : Occasional Pus Cells,

Semen Culture

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Semen Culture test : Occasional pus cells, no epithelial cells, gram positive cocci in clusters were seen. No pathogens isolated. Skin contaminate growth in culture. What does it mean?

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