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Semen Analysis Shows Presence Of Puss Cells. What Do The Findings Imply And How To Treat This?
Semen Analysis report:
Volume of sample 1ml, appearance is turbid, liquefaction after 30 minutes, viscosity is normal ph 8 total sperm count 35 million/ml 20-300, motility active 20%, motility sluggish 10%, non-motile 70%, morphology normal 85%, morphology abnormal 15%, pus cells 6-8/HPF, RBC Nil, Epithelial cells 0-2/HPF
Doctor please advice on the 6-8/HPF pus cells range and if i need any medication for the same?
Volume of sample 1ml, appearance is turbid, liquefaction after 30 minutes, viscosity is normal ph 8 total sperm count 35 million/ml 20-300, motility active 20%, motility sluggish 10%, non-motile 70%, morphology normal 85%, morphology abnormal 15%, pus cells 6-8/HPF, RBC Nil, Epithelial cells 0-2/HPF
Doctor please advice on the 6-8/HPF pus cells range and if i need any medication for the same?
Thu, 28 Nov 2013
Hi,
Can you elaborate what was the purpose of the semen analysis. The report you have shared here shows significantly reduced motility of sperms & non motile sperms 70%. In other words, these non motile sperms are not capable of fertilizing the ovum & hence no conception. The presence of pus cells & such large no. of immotile sperms indicates that you might be suffering some kind of chronic inflammation most probably due to some infection. My advice is consult a urologist & take advice about screening tests for tuberculosis of testicle, syphilis & all other indolent sexually transmitted diseases (STD). good luck
Can you elaborate what was the purpose of the semen analysis. The report you have shared here shows significantly reduced motility of sperms & non motile sperms 70%. In other words, these non motile sperms are not capable of fertilizing the ovum & hence no conception. The presence of pus cells & such large no. of immotile sperms indicates that you might be suffering some kind of chronic inflammation most probably due to some infection. My advice is consult a urologist & take advice about screening tests for tuberculosis of testicle, syphilis & all other indolent sexually transmitted diseases (STD). good luck
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