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Do bacteria traveling in semen inside urethra make it harder for white blood cells in the urethra from detecting and killing it?
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Bacteriuria: You may need to see a urologist. Cyst-itis or urethritis in man always warrants cystoscopy to be done and renal ultrasound to be done. Thank you
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