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Are This Semen Analysis Reports Normal?
physical Exp
Volume 3.2 ml , color Greyish white , Vicosity Viscid, Liquefaction with in 30 min, reaction Alkaline
Macroscopic exp
Motility
Active 50%
Sluggish 20%
Dead 30%
Pus Cells 0-2 Leucocytes Cells
Total Soerm Count 102 Million /ml
Please chek the report and send result is normal or not
Volume 3.2 ml , color Greyish white , Vicosity Viscid, Liquefaction with in 30 min, reaction Alkaline
Macroscopic exp
Motility
Active 50%
Sluggish 20%
Dead 30%
Pus Cells 0-2 Leucocytes Cells
Total Soerm Count 102 Million /ml
Please chek the report and send result is normal or not
Tue, 20 May 2014
Hello
Thanks for writing to HCM
Your semen analysis report suggests infection.
Infection is indicated by the presence of pus cells in semen. Normally there shouldn't be any pus cells in semen.
Infection may be due to prostatitis,UTI etc.
You need antibiotics for infection.
You need few more investigation like routine hemogram,Semen culture and sensitivity,RBS,Ultrasound of pelvis should be done.Trans rectal sonography of prostate can be done if needed.
Proper antibiotics should be prescribed after culture and sensitivity report.
Other findings like motility and sperm count is normal.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your question.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Thanks for writing to HCM
Your semen analysis report suggests infection.
Infection is indicated by the presence of pus cells in semen. Normally there shouldn't be any pus cells in semen.
Infection may be due to prostatitis,UTI etc.
You need antibiotics for infection.
You need few more investigation like routine hemogram,Semen culture and sensitivity,RBS,Ultrasound of pelvis should be done.Trans rectal sonography of prostate can be done if needed.
Proper antibiotics should be prescribed after culture and sensitivity report.
Other findings like motility and sperm count is normal.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your question.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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