Hi, I am a married male, 28 years old. From the last two days, while having sex it is taking too much time 20 to 30 minutes to ejaculate compared to my normal time within 15 minutes. I am even trying hard to get discharge quickly but not able to, so I am concerned. Erection is also taking some time, which I never experienced earlier. From the last 5 days, I am taking Q10 tablet for sperm morphology my report says 25 percent normal and 75 percent abnormal shape, and from the last 2 days, I am taking Ultracet tablet for knee pain. I have attached my semen analysis report. Is that a normal report? Please advise. Can you please let me know on this?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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5+ Yrs

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Slight delay and poor sperm shape may be due to stress, medications, or fatigue. Q10 is fine. Ultracet may affect libido. Try rest, hydration, healthy diet. If it continues, see a urologist.

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Hi, I would like to understand the results of my semen analysis report. I have attached the report for your review. Could you please explain what the findings mean? Thank you, and I will be waiting for your guidance.

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