I'm a bit worried because I've been experiencing early discharge of semen fluid recently, and I've also noticed that my penis size seems to shrink when I provide a sperm sample. Additionally, my results showed that I have reduced active sperm motility at 25 and there are 68 pus cells present under HPF. I'm really concerned about what all this means and what I should do next. Can you help me out with some advice?

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Dr Chandra P

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It sounds like there may be an underlying infection or inflammation affecting sperm quality. I recommend seeing a urologist for a thorough examination and tests to rule out any infections or other issues. Treatment with antibiotics or other medications may be necessary to improve sperm health and motility.

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Answered 04/07/2025

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