Sign-in to Ask A Doctor - 24x7
OR
Sign in with GoogleGet your health question answered instantly from our pool of 18000+ doctors from over 80 specialties
Semen Analysis Done. What Does Findings Suggest? Advice?
Total Volume: 1.0 ml
Viscosity: Gelatinous
PH: Alkaline (8.0)
Liqufication time: 10 min
Motility Study: Type 1st hour
Linear Progressive Active 10%
Slow 5%
Zig-Zag Active 10%
Slow / %
Non progressive Sluggish 15%
Circular / %
Non Motile Dead 60%
Abnormal forms: 25% (Flat head, Pin head, Pin head and defect neck).
PUS Cell = Nil / HPF
R.B.C = 0-1 / HPF
Spermatogenic cells = 3-4 /HPF
Total Acount = 127 million / ml
Viscosity: Gelatinous
PH: Alkaline (8.0)
Liqufication time: 10 min
Motility Study: Type 1st hour
Linear Progressive Active 10%
Slow 5%
Zig-Zag Active 10%
Slow / %
Non progressive Sluggish 15%
Circular / %
Non Motile Dead 60%
Abnormal forms: 25% (Flat head, Pin head, Pin head and defect neck).
PUS Cell = Nil / HPF
R.B.C = 0-1 / HPF
Spermatogenic cells = 3-4 /HPF
Total Acount = 127 million / ml
Fri, 4 Oct 2013
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
In your semen analysis report, the sperm count is normal, however the percentage of non motile dead sperms is quite high ( more than normal ).
Also, abnormal forms are seen in high number.
There could be various reasons for this - stress, illness, fever, surgery, prolonged periods of abstinence, delay in transportation of the sample etc.
Also, smoking, drinking, tobacco, drugs , exposure to chemicals and toxins, hot water baths and sauna, tight underclothing - all can cause this.
genetic causes, infections, hormonal imbalance - these are all potential causes.
Please consult an Andrologist / Urologist to have a detailed evaluation, diagnosis and proper treatment.
Take care.
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
In your semen analysis report, the sperm count is normal, however the percentage of non motile dead sperms is quite high ( more than normal ).
Also, abnormal forms are seen in high number.
There could be various reasons for this - stress, illness, fever, surgery, prolonged periods of abstinence, delay in transportation of the sample etc.
Also, smoking, drinking, tobacco, drugs , exposure to chemicals and toxins, hot water baths and sauna, tight underclothing - all can cause this.
genetic causes, infections, hormonal imbalance - these are all potential causes.
Please consult an Andrologist / Urologist to have a detailed evaluation, diagnosis and proper treatment.
Take care.
I find this answer helpful
1 user finds this helpful
Disclaimer: These answers are for your information only and not intended to replace your relationship with your treating physician.
This is a short, free answer.
For a more detailed, immediate answer, try our premium service
[Sample answer]
Related questions you may be interested in
Recent questions on Sauna
Loading Online Doctors....