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What Does This Semen Analysis Report Indicate?
My semen report is :Amount 4 ml Colour creamy white,Liquification time 30 min,Total sperm count 50 mill/ml,% of motile sperms after liquificator 50%,After one hour 45%,Active motile 5% sluggish 35% non motile 50% moderate 10% Abnormal formes 30%,Parasites agglutination +1.Is it good or bad report ??
Mon, 17 Aug 2015
Hi Sir,
Welcome to Health Care Magic. I have gone through your query and I understand your concern.
From the description you made to your semen analysis
The amount (≥2.5 ml), the color creamy white the liquefaction time and the total sperm count are at their normal range. The morphology also is at the normal range.
The problem appears at the motility after one hour that it seems decreasing after one hour with 50% of non motile sperms.
With Parasites agglutination +1 the meaning is unclear ,but in my opinion is for the Trichomonas vaginalis that is frequently asymptomatic for male or symptomatic (like a mild form of dysuria or scant urethral discharge).It is a sexual transmitted infection caused by a flagellated protozoan that influence at the progressive motility of sperms. It is a cured infection using Metronidazole medication, but I recommend you to determine these before using that with an accurate analysis from your doctor.
Hope I help with your problem. Feel free to ask again.
Take care,
Dr.Marsida JANKO
Welcome to Health Care Magic. I have gone through your query and I understand your concern.
From the description you made to your semen analysis
The amount (≥2.5 ml), the color creamy white the liquefaction time and the total sperm count are at their normal range. The morphology also is at the normal range.
The problem appears at the motility after one hour that it seems decreasing after one hour with 50% of non motile sperms.
With Parasites agglutination +1 the meaning is unclear ,but in my opinion is for the Trichomonas vaginalis that is frequently asymptomatic for male or symptomatic (like a mild form of dysuria or scant urethral discharge).It is a sexual transmitted infection caused by a flagellated protozoan that influence at the progressive motility of sperms. It is a cured infection using Metronidazole medication, but I recommend you to determine these before using that with an accurate analysis from your doctor.
Hope I help with your problem. Feel free to ask again.
Take care,
Dr.Marsida JANKO
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