Pus cells rbc in semen and urine

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Is there any medicine to destroy pus cells or rbc and epithelial cells in semen and urine. I my case pus cells 4-6 Rbc 2-3 Epithilial cells 3-4 But i have seen in others report as nil. So how to minimise these cells throw medicines..

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