Patient's question:
For five or six years, I had a good look. () had normal sexual function and no symptoms.Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Normal liquefaction takes about 30 minutes. Regarding fertility issues, you should check sperm density (above 2×10^6 per milliliter), motility, and survival rate (above 75% is normal), etc. Don't worry unnecessarily. A white blood cell count below 1.0×10^6 per milliliter is normal. The white blood cells in semen are most likely from prostatic fluid, indicating an inflammatory reaction in the prostate. It is recommended to perform a prostatic fluid test for diagnosis to aid in confirmation.