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What Does This Test Result Mean?
This special report analyzing sperm
And I hope to have my little baby boy
Do what is mentioned at the bottom as possible to get tired in the birth of a male child and what is required of treatment in order to get a positive result
appearance: opalescent gray
volume 4.6 ml
PH=7.8
liquefaction within = 45 min
slow/moderate linear Progressive =15%
Rapid linear Progressive= 30%
non Progressive and / or twitching=20%
Immotile sperms =35%
CELLS:: LEUKOEYTES = ( 0 -1 ) PHF
NORMAL MORPH = 55%
Abnormal morph= 45%
And I hope to have my little baby boy
Do what is mentioned at the bottom as possible to get tired in the birth of a male child and what is required of treatment in order to get a positive result
appearance: opalescent gray
volume 4.6 ml
PH=7.8
liquefaction within = 45 min
slow/moderate linear Progressive =15%
Rapid linear Progressive= 30%
non Progressive and / or twitching=20%
Immotile sperms =35%
CELLS:: LEUKOEYTES = ( 0 -1 ) PHF
NORMAL MORPH = 55%
Abnormal morph= 45%
Tue, 22 Mar 2016
Hi Welcome to HEALTHCARE MAGIC..
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern...
According to these semen analysis result you have semen volume of 4.6 ml & liquification time of semen is 45 minutes. However, sperm count was not mentioned in the report. As per motility of sperms, rapid linear progressive sperms are 30%, 15% of sperms are slow/moderate Progressive, 20% are non progressive motile & rest 35% are non motile. As per shape, 55% sperms are of normal shape & rest 45% are of abnormal shape.
There is also presence of 0-1 white blood cells under high power field of microscope, which is non-significant.
So all togethar your semen analysis report, you have slight reduction in sperm motility. Total progressive motility of sperms should be more than 50%. Otherwise your semen analysis test was normal. However 45% motility is also normal and you could become a father, if you have good sperm count. Sperm count was not mentioned in your report
As per birth of a male child, its just purely luck. Half of sperms could be responsible for birth of a male child while other half could result in female child. It could not be told by a semen analysis test.
Refer to your physician
Hope this information helps
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern...
According to these semen analysis result you have semen volume of 4.6 ml & liquification time of semen is 45 minutes. However, sperm count was not mentioned in the report. As per motility of sperms, rapid linear progressive sperms are 30%, 15% of sperms are slow/moderate Progressive, 20% are non progressive motile & rest 35% are non motile. As per shape, 55% sperms are of normal shape & rest 45% are of abnormal shape.
There is also presence of 0-1 white blood cells under high power field of microscope, which is non-significant.
So all togethar your semen analysis report, you have slight reduction in sperm motility. Total progressive motility of sperms should be more than 50%. Otherwise your semen analysis test was normal. However 45% motility is also normal and you could become a father, if you have good sperm count. Sperm count was not mentioned in your report
As per birth of a male child, its just purely luck. Half of sperms could be responsible for birth of a male child while other half could result in female child. It could not be told by a semen analysis test.
Refer to your physician
Hope this information helps
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