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What Does The Semen Analysis With Sperm Count 98 Million Indicate?
Hello doctor, i have following semen analysis parameters: Volume=4ml, Appearance: Creamy White
Liquefaction Time(min): 30 min
Consistency Thin, pH: 8.0
SPERM MOTILITY (%) (100 Spermatozoa)
a) Rapid Progression: 40%
b) Slow progression: 15%, Non progressive mortality=5%,
Immotile= 40%,Agglutination= nil, Vitality= nil
Count per ml= 98 million,
MORPHOLOGY (%)
Count / ml: 98 Million
Morphology
Normal= 60%, abnormal= 40%, head defects=10%,
tail defects=15%, neck and mid piece defects= 8%,
cytoplasmic droplets=5 % , headless pinhead=pus cells= 4-6%,
Red blood cells=6-8 %
Epithelial cells= nil
Please let me know, is everything OK?
Liquefaction Time(min): 30 min
Consistency Thin, pH: 8.0
SPERM MOTILITY (%) (100 Spermatozoa)
a) Rapid Progression: 40%
b) Slow progression: 15%, Non progressive mortality=5%,
Immotile= 40%,Agglutination= nil, Vitality= nil
Count per ml= 98 million,
MORPHOLOGY (%)
Count / ml: 98 Million
Morphology
Normal= 60%, abnormal= 40%, head defects=10%,
tail defects=15%, neck and mid piece defects= 8%,
cytoplasmic droplets=5 % , headless pinhead=pus cells= 4-6%,
Red blood cells=6-8 %
Epithelial cells= nil
Please let me know, is everything OK?
Tue, 7 Jul 2015
hello user , as per this report - the volume of sample was fine , liquefication time ok , pH ok , sperm motility is borderline ( can be related to timing of sample - ideally the sample should be given after 2 days of abstinence ) , sperm count is fine , morphology is ok . however there are two pints of concern , the vitality being reported "nil " means the absence of live sperms and presence of Red blood cells in semen is not normal , it can be due to some trauma for ex- vigrous masturbation or some infection like prostatitis , epididymitis etc . so it is advisable to consult a reproductive endocrinologist/ fertility specialist for consultation who would first like to repat the report after about 6 weeks and some further investigations like sperm culture etc ..and then will treat accordingly as per the cause. hope i answered your query - any followup queries are welcome - if satisfied please rate the answer
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