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What Does This Result Of Semen Analysis For Infertility Indicate?

Hi Dear doctor I m patient of blood cancer (cml) and taking tasigna 800mg daily about four years.before start medeicne I had two sons but now I m not able to become father I also tested semen analysis. In which sperm count nil.active motile 00.sluggish motile 00.non motile 00.pus cells numerous.rbc 08-10/hpf shown in report.is there any treatment in this situation and can I become father again? Plz guid me Thanks
Tue, 27 Jan 2015
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Hello
Welcome here.

As the sperm count is nil, there negligible chance that you can become father by natural methods.

But i would like to tell you that numerous pus cells in your semen report suggest infection. You need to take antibiotics for that. Treating infection might improve sperm count. Please consult a urologist.

You can consult a infertility specialist and discuss about IVF and artificial insemination procedures.

Hope this helps.
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What Does This Result Of Semen Analysis For Infertility Indicate?

Hello Welcome here. As the sperm count is nil, there negligible chance that you can become father by natural methods. But i would like to tell you that numerous pus cells in your semen report suggest infection. You need to take antibiotics for that. Treating infection might improve sperm count. Please consult a urologist. You can consult a infertility specialist and discuss about IVF and artificial insemination procedures. Hope this helps.