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Does Presence Of Staphylococcus Haemolyticus Affect Fertility ?
i just got the result of spermoculture analysis and it shows staphylococcus haemolyticus as a result. what does that mean and how does that affect my fertility ? how can it be cured ? thanks a lot
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Hello, the bacterias found in your semen are not a pathogenic bacterias (it means that they are not the cause of your problem). They are just bacterias that grows because their are living in your urethra. They are a colonizers but no pathogenic bacterias. Colonizers means that they does not cause any disease at all and you dont need to take pills.
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