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MD did a semen analysis and the results are as follow appearance - whitish grey liquification ... RBC - 6-10/HPF Scant Bacteria Scant Squamous Epithelial cells Several actively motile sperms ... View answer
MD Just wondering would this type of bacteria give these symptoms. A pain about where the liver is (so under the rib cage Right side) No energy.. Constipation , then a light grey stools when the constipation ... View answer
MD Just wondering would this type of bacteria give these symptoms. A pain about where the liver is (so under the rib cage Right side) No energy.. Constipation , then a light grey stools when the constipation ... View answer
MD Hi Sir, My name is XXXXXX, 22 years old. I have had few grey hair since 16 yrs old but those hairs were eventually turning black after few months but the grey hair count has increased recently and i ... View answer
MD I am suffering from grey hair and grey beard. I am 30 years . I am trying vitamin tablets, nuts ... some quick ways to control, grey hair started 4 yearss ago, grey beard started 1 year ago ... View answer
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MD . Could the grey be caused by some lingering bacteria or even some possible parasites from the food ... View answer
MD Q: pls explain in my semen analysis report volume 3ml color opaque grey realction alkaline ph 8.5 ... non motile 15 pus cells 1-3 macropages 1-2 RBCs occasional Yeast /Bacteria nil abnormal forms 5 ... View answer
MD please dr below is my semen analysis report ,vol 4ml,colour opaque grey,reaction alkaline, ph 8 ... motile 10, non motile70,pus cells 1-2,macrophages 2, rbc -nil ,yeast/bacteria - nil ,abnormal forsms 7 ... View answer
MD Grey Reaction: Alkaline pH: 8.0 Viscosity Liquefaction Time: 1 hour Fructose Test: Positive Total Sperm ...: 3-5/HPF Macrophages: 0-2/hpf RBC’s: Nil Yeast/Bacteria: Nil Abnormal Forms: 4% Immature Forms: 3 ... View answer
MD : Volume = 3.5 ML Colour = Opaque Grey Reaction = Alkaline PH = 8.0 Viscocity Liquefaction Time = 45 Mins .../Bacteria = Nil Abnormal Forms = 7 Immature Forms = Occasional Agglutination = Nil Clumping =... View answer