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Seminal fluid result: microscopy: few gram +ve cocci seen. few pus cells seen. cultures: moderate growth of skin/commensal flora. is it infection.
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No: Sounds like the semen was contaminated with skin bacteria. Anyway, please discuss the results with your physician who ordered this test.
Answered 1/5/2019
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