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How To Interpret Sperm Test Result?
im 26 years r and this is my sperm test result : color: greyish white blood: absent volume: 2.5 ml reaction: alkaline \pH: 8.0 viscosity: normal liquefaction time: 30 min total sperm count\ ml : 42,500,000 sperm count\ ejaculate:106,250,000 Direct Motility : 1st hour: 70% 2nd hour: 60% 3rd hour: 50 % Type of motility progressive: 35 % non progressive:35 % Immotile: 30 % H Abnormal forms: 35% Type of Abnormality : Amorphous & pinpoint head Agglutination : Absent round cells/ml :400,000 R.B.C\ H.P.F :0-2 Trichnomonas : Absent suggested :alphaglucosidase??????????????????what is that?
Mon, 29 Dec 2014
Hello
Your semen analysis suggests normal findings.
Alpha-Glucosidase is a normal constituent of human semen,produced mainly in the epididymis.It is significantly correlated to sperm count.
Your total sperm count is normal.Normally it should be at least 20 millions/ml.Your total sperm count is 42.5 millions/ml.
Motility is also normal.Normally it should be at least 55 %.You have over all 70 % motility.
Morphology of sperms are also normal.You have 65 % normal morphology sperms.Only 16 % normal morphology sperms are required for natural fertilization.
Other findings like colour,pH,volume,liquefaction time are normal.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Your semen analysis suggests normal findings.
Alpha-Glucosidase is a normal constituent of human semen,produced mainly in the epididymis.It is significantly correlated to sperm count.
Your total sperm count is normal.Normally it should be at least 20 millions/ml.Your total sperm count is 42.5 millions/ml.
Motility is also normal.Normally it should be at least 55 %.You have over all 70 % motility.
Morphology of sperms are also normal.You have 65 % normal morphology sperms.Only 16 % normal morphology sperms are required for natural fertilization.
Other findings like colour,pH,volume,liquefaction time are normal.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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