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What Does The Following Fertility Report Indicate?
Question: hi
i want to know what my husband fertility report reveals about having a child or not?
what are the treatments available for it.
appearance : opaque
volume:2.5ml
viscosity:normal
ph:7.5
count 12millions/ml
motility
rapid linear progressive: 10%
slow linear progressive:10%
non progressive:10%
immotile:70%
morphology
normal:60%
ab normal:40%
head defects:20%
mid defects:20%
tail defects:10%
pin heads 9%
round heads:5%
debris
amorphous:-
immature cells:-
wbc:7-7 hpf
epithelial cells:5-5 hpf
bacterial contamination:-
impression:Oligoasthenospermia
i want to know what my husband fertility report reveals about having a child or not?
what are the treatments available for it.
appearance : opaque
volume:2.5ml
viscosity:normal
ph:7.5
count 12millions/ml
motility
rapid linear progressive: 10%
slow linear progressive:10%
non progressive:10%
immotile:70%
morphology
normal:60%
ab normal:40%
head defects:20%
mid defects:20%
tail defects:10%
pin heads 9%
round heads:5%
debris
amorphous:-
immature cells:-
wbc:7-7 hpf
epithelial cells:5-5 hpf
bacterial contamination:-
impression:Oligoasthenospermia
Brief Answer:
Needs Evaluation
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I understand your concerns about oligoasthenospermia as per your husband's semen analysis report.
It is difficult to conceive naturally with this report. Sperms are few in number and also slow in movement.
In such situation ICSI ( Intracytoplasmic sperm injection) technique is only option for pregnancy.
He first needs examination by an XXXXXXX to check for varicocele and other conditions causing oligoasthenospermia.
His testes size needs to be examined.
He needs an ultrasound doppler scan of scrotum to diagnose these abnormalities.
He also needs hormonal blood tests like FSH, Testesterone.
Please see an XXXXXXX soon and discuss points I have mentioned here.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Regards
Dr. Mahesh Koregol.
IVF and infertility Specialist
Needs Evaluation
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I understand your concerns about oligoasthenospermia as per your husband's semen analysis report.
It is difficult to conceive naturally with this report. Sperms are few in number and also slow in movement.
In such situation ICSI ( Intracytoplasmic sperm injection) technique is only option for pregnancy.
He first needs examination by an XXXXXXX to check for varicocele and other conditions causing oligoasthenospermia.
His testes size needs to be examined.
He needs an ultrasound doppler scan of scrotum to diagnose these abnormalities.
He also needs hormonal blood tests like FSH, Testesterone.
Please see an XXXXXXX soon and discuss points I have mentioned here.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Regards
Dr. Mahesh Koregol.
IVF and infertility Specialist
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
sperm count ranges from 15million Above and my husband report states 12 million so is it not so bad ...B'coz it's close to the range...
N please tel me about the motility thing is d sperm movement slow n wat is ideal percentage of motility
N please tel me about the motility thing is d sperm movement slow n wat is ideal percentage of motility
Brief Answer:
Oligoasthenospermia is bad
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Sperm count less than 15 million per ml is low. Evaluation is must. No excuses whatsoever.
Sperm motility rapid+slow should be 50%. His is only 20 %.
He should not waste more time. Go for evaluation.
Regards
Oligoasthenospermia is bad
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Sperm count less than 15 million per ml is low. Evaluation is must. No excuses whatsoever.
Sperm motility rapid+slow should be 50%. His is only 20 %.
He should not waste more time. Go for evaluation.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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