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What Is Meaning Of 35% Sperms Amorphous With Pinpoint Head?
im 29 years married from one year and this is my sperm test result :
color: greyish white
blood: absent
volume: 30 ml
reaction: alkaline \pH: 8.0
viscosity: normal
liquefaction time: 30 min
total sperm count\ ml : 80,500,000
sperm count\ ejaculate:241,500,000
Direct Motility :
1st hour: 60%
2nd hour: 50%
3rd hour: 40 %
Type of motility
Rapid progressive: 10 %
Slow progressive:20 %
Non progressive : 30 %
Immotile: 50 % H
Abnormal forms: 35%
Type of Abnormality : Amorphous & pinpoint head
Agglutination : Absent
peroxidase test :
Spermatogenic cells \ml : 300,000
W.B.C.s \ ml : 200,000
R.B.C\ H.P.F :0-2
Trichnomonas : Absent
color: greyish white
blood: absent
volume: 30 ml
reaction: alkaline \pH: 8.0
viscosity: normal
liquefaction time: 30 min
total sperm count\ ml : 80,500,000
sperm count\ ejaculate:241,500,000
Direct Motility :
1st hour: 60%
2nd hour: 50%
3rd hour: 40 %
Type of motility
Rapid progressive: 10 %
Slow progressive:20 %
Non progressive : 30 %
Immotile: 50 % H
Abnormal forms: 35%
Type of Abnormality : Amorphous & pinpoint head
Agglutination : Absent
peroxidase test :
Spermatogenic cells \ml : 300,000
W.B.C.s \ ml : 200,000
R.B.C\ H.P.F :0-2
Trichnomonas : Absent
Fri, 27 Jun 2014
Hi
Pinpoint head is a type of abnormality in sperm morphology. The amount of sperms with normal morphology should be at least 60percent which is well within normal range in your case. However the motility is slightly lower in progressive forms and also there are pus cells which are indicated by WBC count, which means there is an infection. You can consult your doctor for treatment of infection and then repeat analysis after control of infection to check for progressively motile sperms.
Hope I have answered your query.
Regards
Pinpoint head is a type of abnormality in sperm morphology. The amount of sperms with normal morphology should be at least 60percent which is well within normal range in your case. However the motility is slightly lower in progressive forms and also there are pus cells which are indicated by WBC count, which means there is an infection. You can consult your doctor for treatment of infection and then repeat analysis after control of infection to check for progressively motile sperms.
Hope I have answered your query.
Regards
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