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What Could 60 Million Sperm Count In Semen Report Suggest?
Hi! I am Nadeem from Pkaistan.
I want to consult about my Semen Test and its Medication. My report is as under
Physical Examination
Colour: White Turbid
Volume: 2.0ml
Viscosity: Thin
Blood: Nil
PH: Alkaline
Microscopic Examination
Sperm Count: 60 Million/ml
Active Motile: 00%
Sluggish: 05%
Non Motile: 95%
PUS Cell: 5-7 / HPF
RBC: 1-2 / HPF
MORPHOLOGY
Normal: 65%
Abnormal: 35 %
That’s all my report. I am very much worried about my test report Can you help me.
I want to consult about my Semen Test and its Medication. My report is as under
Physical Examination
Colour: White Turbid
Volume: 2.0ml
Viscosity: Thin
Blood: Nil
PH: Alkaline
Microscopic Examination
Sperm Count: 60 Million/ml
Active Motile: 00%
Sluggish: 05%
Non Motile: 95%
PUS Cell: 5-7 / HPF
RBC: 1-2 / HPF
MORPHOLOGY
Normal: 65%
Abnormal: 35 %
That’s all my report. I am very much worried about my test report Can you help me.
Fri, 24 Oct 2014
Hello
Your report suggests semen infection with decreased sperm motility.Motility should be at least 55%.
You have only 5 % sluggish motile sperms.
60 millions/ml sperm count is normal.Normally sperm count should be at least 20 millions/ml.
Infection is indicated by presence of pus cells and RBC in semen.
Morphology of sperms are normal.
You need proper clinical examination and further investigations.
You need routine hemogram,RBS,culture and sensitivity of semen,colour doppler of scrotum.
Proper antibiotics depend upon culture and sensitivity report.
You should take nutritious diet and do exercise.
You should avoid tight garments.
If low motility persists then assisted fertilization techniques can be considered.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Your report suggests semen infection with decreased sperm motility.Motility should be at least 55%.
You have only 5 % sluggish motile sperms.
60 millions/ml sperm count is normal.Normally sperm count should be at least 20 millions/ml.
Infection is indicated by presence of pus cells and RBC in semen.
Morphology of sperms are normal.
You need proper clinical examination and further investigations.
You need routine hemogram,RBS,culture and sensitivity of semen,colour doppler of scrotum.
Proper antibiotics depend upon culture and sensitivity report.
You should take nutritious diet and do exercise.
You should avoid tight garments.
If low motility persists then assisted fertilization techniques can be considered.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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