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Had sperm test. results showed normal count, motility +morphology. white blood cells were elevated and culture showed strep .beta hemolyticus group g?
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Need to treat: infection. The results ( I presume in your male partner) suggest infection in the genital tract and should be treated. It would be prudent to consult the doctor who ordered the test.
Answered 2/3/2015
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