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Semen Analysis Done. Sperm Motility Less, Few Pus Cells Found. What Does Report Mean?
My semen analysis:
Appearance : opaque
Colour. : White
Viscosity. : Viscid
Liquification. : Normal
Odour. : seminal
Reaction. : Alkaline
Total sprem
Count. : 55 million/ ml
MOTILITY :
Active motile : 50%
Sluggish motile. : 20%
Non motile. : 30%
Pus cells. : 4 to 6/ HPF
Appearance : opaque
Colour. : White
Viscosity. : Viscid
Liquification. : Normal
Odour. : seminal
Reaction. : Alkaline
Total sprem
Count. : 55 million/ ml
MOTILITY :
Active motile : 50%
Sluggish motile. : 20%
Non motile. : 30%
Pus cells. : 4 to 6/ HPF
Tue, 26 Nov 2013
Hello, I have gone through your query.
Though the active motility is 50% the sperm count is 55 million / ml and hence there is no much difference and its not a problem.
Sometimes pus cells can be found if there is infection along the genitourinary tract when it passes. Take some genital tests for infections to rule out.
Hope this helped.
Thanks.
Though the active motility is 50% the sperm count is 55 million / ml and hence there is no much difference and its not a problem.
Sometimes pus cells can be found if there is infection along the genitourinary tract when it passes. Take some genital tests for infections to rule out.
Hope this helped.
Thanks.
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