A 34-year-old male asked:
Sperm volume 1.8 ml consistency thick whitish viscous fluid total sperm count 35 million motality 60% active motile dead 20% sluggish 20% morphology normal wbc 8-10 hpf is it norma?
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Dr. Fletcher Derrickanswered
Urology 65 years experience
Probably OK: Volume a little low, but count OK. The wbc’s bother me a little. You may have a lo grade prostate infection which would not make you sick but could interfere with your fertility. Check with a urologist that does fertility work.
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