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Semen Analysis Done, Showed Spermatozoa Count, Motility, Pus Cells And Epithelial Cells. What Does That Indicate?

Hi,
Please find my semen analysis report below and let me know if any issue is there:-

time of collection:12:00 pm
lab receiving time:3:00pm
Days of abstinence: 4days
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
volume: 5ml
colour:grey-white
liquefaction time: 30min
reaction:alkaline
viscosity: normal
MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION:
Spermatozoa count: 40 millions/ml
MOTILITY: (after 1/2 hour incubation)
Actively motile:50%
Sluggishly motile:20%
Non motile:30%
MOTILITY:(after 1 hour incubation)
Actively motile: 40%
Sluggishly motile:25%
Non motile:35%
MOTILITY:(after 2 hour incubation)
Actively motile:25%
Sluggishly motile:30%
Non motile:45%
MORPHOLOGY:
Normal forms:70%
abnormal forms:30%
OTHERS:
Pus Cell: 4-5/H.P.F.
Epithelial Cell: Afew
R.B.C: Nil
Thu, 30 May 2013
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Hello! I believe your sperm analysis is within the normal range set by the WHO. I dont see any problems with your analysis. Best of luck.
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Semen Analysis Done, Showed Spermatozoa Count, Motility, Pus Cells And Epithelial Cells. What Does That Indicate?

Hello! I believe your sperm analysis is within the normal range set by the WHO. I dont see any problems with your analysis. Best of luck.