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What Does My Semen Analysis Test Report Indicate?
Question: Below are test results. Kindly advise further, any treatment possible ?
FSH 8.06, LH 8.24, PROLATIN 5.4, TESTOSETRONE 364.7
Semen Analysis showed No Sperm Count.
Testicular FNAC
Giemsa stains smears from both sides are of low cellularity with few short and stout. Only sertoli cells seen in predominant single form and ocassionally in small groups. No spermatogenic cells seen. Suggestive of Testicular Atrophy
FSH 8.06, LH 8.24, PROLATIN 5.4, TESTOSETRONE 364.7
Semen Analysis showed No Sperm Count.
Testicular FNAC
Giemsa stains smears from both sides are of low cellularity with few short and stout. Only sertoli cells seen in predominant single form and ocassionally in small groups. No spermatogenic cells seen. Suggestive of Testicular Atrophy
Brief Answer:
There is nopossibility of natural pregnacy.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for query .
Based on the FNAC report of your testicles there i no evidence sggesting of Spermatogenic activity in both the testicles confirms congenital Testicular atrophy
Since FNAC represents small tiny segment of testicle, possibility of spermatogenic activity in other part can not be ruled out.Doing either open testicular biopsy or Micro Testicular Sperm Extraction (Micro TESE) can be attempted .
However with my experience I do not find any merit in going for such an expensive investigations .
Unfortunately there is hardly any thing that can be done if there is no spermatogenic activity in testicles and make an attempt to extract sperm .The only option is to go for sperm from healthy donor .
Hope I have answered your query ,please feel free to ask if you have more questions ,I shall be happy to help you
Thanks and Regards.
Dr.Patil.
There is nopossibility of natural pregnacy.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for query .
Based on the FNAC report of your testicles there i no evidence sggesting of Spermatogenic activity in both the testicles confirms congenital Testicular atrophy
Since FNAC represents small tiny segment of testicle, possibility of spermatogenic activity in other part can not be ruled out.Doing either open testicular biopsy or Micro Testicular Sperm Extraction (Micro TESE) can be attempted .
However with my experience I do not find any merit in going for such an expensive investigations .
Unfortunately there is hardly any thing that can be done if there is no spermatogenic activity in testicles and make an attempt to extract sperm .The only option is to go for sperm from healthy donor .
Hope I have answered your query ,please feel free to ask if you have more questions ,I shall be happy to help you
Thanks and Regards.
Dr.Patil.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Inihib b level test or ayurvedic XXXXXXX can they help. Also is this permanent problem can it be treated or reversered by any chance or method ?
Brief Answer:
No scientifically proved treatment available in any faculty of medicine
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for follow up .I can understand your concern and anxiety .
Unfortunately there is no scientifically proved to be effective treatment in any faculty of medicine to cure Asthanoterratozoospermia .
Inhibib test is a marker test and just helps to detect status of gonadal function and does not offer a solution to resolve the basic problem .
There is no method or any chance that can reverse the pathology .
No scientifically proved treatment available in any faculty of medicine
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for follow up .I can understand your concern and anxiety .
Unfortunately there is no scientifically proved to be effective treatment in any faculty of medicine to cure Asthanoterratozoospermia .
Inhibib test is a marker test and just helps to detect status of gonadal function and does not offer a solution to resolve the basic problem .
There is no method or any chance that can reverse the pathology .
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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