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Is This Semen Analysis Result Normal?
semen Anaysis show the following results, pls sugget how doi interpret the results
Ph :7.4, Liquefaction : 30% sperm count : 10.8 million/ml, Mobility L 10%Active, 16% Sluggish, 74% non mobile, RBC: nill, Morphology : Normal 66%, head: 11%, tail 16%, mid peice 07%, puss cells : 4-6 puss cells/hpf, Viscosity : normal, in the end it said oligo and asthenospermia
Ph :7.4, Liquefaction : 30% sperm count : 10.8 million/ml, Mobility L 10%Active, 16% Sluggish, 74% non mobile, RBC: nill, Morphology : Normal 66%, head: 11%, tail 16%, mid peice 07%, puss cells : 4-6 puss cells/hpf, Viscosity : normal, in the end it said oligo and asthenospermia
Thu, 16 Oct 2014
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pH normal alkaline , in your case it is normal Sperm counts 60-120 million/ml ( in your case it is too low i.e. 10.8 million/ml.).
Motility normally 100 % but in your case actively it is only 10 %( very very low).
Morphology 66% .
Viscosity and liquefaction normal .
Pus cells 4-6 cells /hpf( non-specific ).
Studies suggests that normal fertility is associated with sperm counts >48 million/ml with motility >63 % with >13 % exhibiting normal morphology ( normal in your case).
Since in your case low sperm counts ( oligospermia ) and motility is also abnormal ( asthenospermia ) , so in my opinion for conception consult INFERTILITY specialist and get his opinion.
pH normal alkaline , in your case it is normal Sperm counts 60-120 million/ml ( in your case it is too low i.e. 10.8 million/ml.).
Motility normally 100 % but in your case actively it is only 10 %( very very low).
Morphology 66% .
Viscosity and liquefaction normal .
Pus cells 4-6 cells /hpf( non-specific ).
Studies suggests that normal fertility is associated with sperm counts >48 million/ml with motility >63 % with >13 % exhibiting normal morphology ( normal in your case).
Since in your case low sperm counts ( oligospermia ) and motility is also abnormal ( asthenospermia ) , so in my opinion for conception consult INFERTILITY specialist and get his opinion.
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