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What Does Volume, Liquefaction Or Count On Semen Analysis Signify?
Hello, i have done semen analysis and the results as following, what does it means?
Volume=3.2 ml
Color=Greyish white
Reaction=Alkaline
Liquifaction Time=count/ml= 28.800.000/ml
T.count per ejaculate:92,160,000
Microscopic Examination:
Abnormal forms=15%
Pus cells=3-4/HPF
RBCs=1-2/HPF
Speromatogenic cell=HPF
Motility:
Active Prog: After Liquifaction 10% & After 1 hour 5%
Active non Prog: After Liquifaction 10% & After 1 hour 15%
sluggish Prog: After Liquifaction 10% & After 1 hour 5%
Immotile: After Liquifaction 60% & After 1 hour 75%
End of report.
Volume=3.2 ml
Color=Greyish white
Reaction=Alkaline
Liquifaction Time=count/ml= 28.800.000/ml
T.count per ejaculate:92,160,000
Microscopic Examination:
Abnormal forms=15%
Pus cells=3-4/HPF
RBCs=1-2/HPF
Speromatogenic cell=HPF
Motility:
Active Prog: After Liquifaction 10% & After 1 hour 5%
Active non Prog: After Liquifaction 10% & After 1 hour 15%
sluggish Prog: After Liquifaction 10% & After 1 hour 5%
Immotile: After Liquifaction 60% & After 1 hour 75%
End of report.
Mon, 18 May 2015
Hello
Your semen analysis findings may indicate semen infection with decreased sperm motility .
Infection is indicated due to presence of few pus cells and RBC in semen.
Motility is low.Normally it should be at least 55 %.Your finding suggests 60 %c immotile sperms.
Besides clinical correlation,you may need investigations like routine hemogram,random blood sugar,semen culture and sensitivity,ultrasound of scrotum.
Sperm count is normal.Normally it should be at least 20 millions/ml.
You may need to take antibiotics based on culture and sensitivity report.
Fertility is expected to increase with control of infection.
Other findings like semen volume,morphology etc are normal.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Your semen analysis findings may indicate semen infection with decreased sperm motility .
Infection is indicated due to presence of few pus cells and RBC in semen.
Motility is low.Normally it should be at least 55 %.Your finding suggests 60 %c immotile sperms.
Besides clinical correlation,you may need investigations like routine hemogram,random blood sugar,semen culture and sensitivity,ultrasound of scrotum.
Sperm count is normal.Normally it should be at least 20 millions/ml.
You may need to take antibiotics based on culture and sensitivity report.
Fertility is expected to increase with control of infection.
Other findings like semen volume,morphology etc are normal.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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