Question 1

which are the test which can show reason behind pus in semen..need test name?

Accepted Answer

Routine culture: A routine culture and sensitivity test (no special name and done by all labs) of either semen or expressed prostatic secretions will identify the common bacteria ( that cause infection. If checking for chlamydia, a polymerase chain reaction assay (pcr) is often used. Important to realize that many men have leukocytes in semen fluid of no or uncertain clinical significance.

Question 2

i had pus in semen dr gave 3 days of tablets.after the course how much time it will take to born new sperm?

Accepted Answer

2-2.5 months: It has generally been felt that it takes about 64-74 days for the complete cycle of sperm regeneration though more recent data suggests it may be shorter. The finding  of leukocytes (wbcs ) in the semen (pyospermia) is not uncommon and in some instances is indicative of infection which can affect sperm mobility and quality and can improve with appropriate antibiotic treatment.

Question 3

is 6 -8 pus cell in semen a normal count ??

Accepted Answer

Male fertility: Normal semen counts
Volume= more than 1.5ml
Concentration= more than 39/ml
Total number= more than 15
Total motility= more than 40%
Progressive motility= more than 32%
Vitality (live sperm)= more than 58%
Morphology= around 4 normal forms

If your numbers are less than these, successful impregnation will be more difficult

Question 4

what to do if i have some black pus in my semen ?

Accepted Answer

Here are some ...: What you described may represent the occurrence of hematospermia as seen in its various degree of discoloration or even bright red blood in the semen. This condition has scared and even terrified many men; as well, it has annoyed many professionals for nothing specific could be found through investigation over the 5-6 decades. At the end, empirical antibiotic use has been used by some assuming...

Question 5

pus cells in semen appeared 2-3 hpf. is it normal?

Accepted Answer

: many times immature sperms are mistaken for wbc . If no symptoms and nother problem nothing needs to be done

Question 6

pus cells in semen : 1.please guide how to reduce pus cells in semen i 've 7-8 pus cells. 2. how to increase motile / active sperms i 've approx 40% over all (active + slugish sperms ) and morphology is above 60%. please guide for both things?

Accepted Answer

: Accurate semen evaluation involves at least 3 semen exams- few weeks apart with 2-3day abstinence. Todays semen exam reflects general health of 3 months ago- and many illnesses can affect that. Also, sometimes early developmental stage of sperms can be mistaken for pus cells. So you see, you must see a Urologist with special interest in Fertility problems for proper care. Good luck

Question 7

how much pus cels in semen indicate testicular cancer?

Accepted Answer

Not associated: Pus cells (white blod cells) in semen are usually not assocaited with testicular cancer; it is more an indicated of infection such as urine tract infection or a sexually transmitted disease. Testicular cancer usually occurs as a a firm hard lump in the scrotum.

Question 8

us reveals normal epididymis but sometimes my right epididymis &  testicular vein swells and tender when touched. pus cells in semen 10-15 hpf. ?

Accepted Answer

Urologist: Seeing a urologist is advised.  Empiric treatment with antibiotics may be indicated in setting of white blood cells (puss) in the urine.

Question 9

pain & inflammation on right testicle. pus cells in semen and urine analysis. e.coli was found in urine culture. why and what causes this? is it stds?

Accepted Answer

Epididymitis: You need to see a urologist and have this condition assessed thoroughly.  As already indicted, the e. Coli may or may not be of significance and you must place its isolation from the urine in the proper clinical context.  Go and see someone soon. Unlikely to be std but if you have been exposed, go and get tested. Good luck and best wishes.

Question 10

my blood color is dark red. having uti on/off for months&pain in joints and discomfort in scrotum. pus cells in semen&urine analysis.is it hiv or aids?

Accepted Answer

Arthritis and UTI: The symptoms you describe may be related to many different conditions which require a workup by your provider.  For example, there is an autoimmune condition called reiter's syndrome, which is a reactive arthritis triggered by an infection in the body, usually the intestines, urinary tract, or genitals.  An association between reither's and HIV is known to occur.  You should definitely followup.

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Which are the test which can show reason behind pus in semen..need test name?

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I had pus in semen dr gave 3 days of tablets.after the course how much time it will take to born new sperm?

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Is 6 -8 pus cell in semen a normal count ??

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What to do if i have some black pus in my semen ?

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Pus cells in semen appeared 2-3 hpf. is it normal?

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Pus cells in semen : 1.please guide how to reduce pus cells in semen i 've 7-8 pus cells. 2. how to increase motile / active sperms i 've approx 40% over all (active + slugish sperms ) and morphology is above 60%. please guide for both things?

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How much pus cels in semen indicate testicular cancer?

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Us reveals normal epididymis but sometimes my right epididymis & testicular vein swells and tender when touched. pus cells in semen 10-15 hpf. ?

A member asked:

Pain & inflammation on right testicle. pus cells in semen and urine analysis. e.coli was found in urine culture. why and what causes this? is it stds?

A member asked:

My blood color is dark red. having uti on/off for months&pain in joints and discomfort in scrotum. pus cells in semen&urine analysis.is it hiv or aids?

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