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What Does Volume: 4.0 Ml Color: Grayish White Indicate?

Hi I am 33 yrs old. Please see my semen test result and let me know is it normal. Liquification: 30 min
Volume: 4.0 ml
Color: Greyish white
Reaction: Alkaline
Viscosity: Normal
Sperm count: 80 million sperms/ml
Activily Motile: 70%
Slugishly Motile: 15%
Non Motile: 15%
WBC: 4-6cells/HPS
RBCs: 3-4cells/HPS
Sperm clumps: NIL
Wed, 4 Jun 2014
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Hello
Thanks for writing to HCM

Your semen analysis report suggests infection .
Infection is indicated by the presence of WBC,RBC in semen.Normally there shouldn't be any pus cells in semen.
Infection may be due to prostatitis,UTI etc.
You need antibiotics for infection.
You need few more investigation like routine hemogram,Semen culture and sensitivity,RBS,Ultrasound of pelvis should be done.Trans rectal sonography of prostate can be done if needed.
Proper antibiotics should be prescribed after culture and sensitivity report.

Other findings like sperm count and motility are within normal limit.

Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your question.

Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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What Does Volume: 4.0 Ml Color: Grayish White Indicate?

Hello Thanks for writing to HCM Your semen analysis report suggests infection . Infection is indicated by the presence of WBC,RBC in semen.Normally there shouldn t be any pus cells in semen. Infection may be due to prostatitis,UTI etc. You need antibiotics for infection. You need few more investigation like routine hemogram,Semen culture and sensitivity,RBS,Ultrasound of pelvis should be done.Trans rectal sonography of prostate can be done if needed. Proper antibiotics should be prescribed after culture and sensitivity report. Other findings like sperm count and motility are within normal limit. Get well soon. Hope I have answered your question. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan