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Semen Analysis Report Showing Sperm Count, Motility, Volume And Liquefaction Time. Changes Of Pregnancy ?
Question: I want to describe my semen analyis
VOLUME 6.5
LIQUEFACTION TIME 30min
PH 7.6
Sperm count 34million/ml
Motility during first hour:
Rapid 30%
Slow 10%
Non 15%
Immotile sperms 45%
Normal spermatozoa 65%
Abnormal spermatozoa 35%
Leukocytes 2-3
Is that normal?
Can this percentage make pregnency?
VOLUME 6.5
LIQUEFACTION TIME 30min
PH 7.6
Sperm count 34million/ml
Motility during first hour:
Rapid 30%
Slow 10%
Non 15%
Immotile sperms 45%
Normal spermatozoa 65%
Abnormal spermatozoa 35%
Leukocytes 2-3
Is that normal?
Can this percentage make pregnency?
Hello,
Thanks for posting your query.
For analysis of semen the sample should be fresh after sexual abstinence of 2 to 4 days to give accurate results.
Normally,
1. The normal volume of semen is more than 1 ml.
2. The liquefaction of the semen should occur in 10 to 30 minutes.
3. pH should be alkaline(between 7.2 and 7.8).
4. Sperm count is the total number of sperms in a sample and should not be less than 10 million.
5. Motility is the movement of the sperms and in sample at least 50% of the sperms should be motile from which at least 20% of the sperms should progress rapidly.
6. Pus cells can vary and 5 or 6 are normal in a sample.
Now analysing your report:- "Your report is almost normal and reproductive capability is present". With these counts you should be able to father a child.
Consider visiting an Infertility Specialist for thorough evaluation.
Hope this answers your query. I will be glad to answer the follow up queries that you have.
Wishing you good health.
Regards.
Thanks for posting your query.
For analysis of semen the sample should be fresh after sexual abstinence of 2 to 4 days to give accurate results.
Normally,
1. The normal volume of semen is more than 1 ml.
2. The liquefaction of the semen should occur in 10 to 30 minutes.
3. pH should be alkaline(between 7.2 and 7.8).
4. Sperm count is the total number of sperms in a sample and should not be less than 10 million.
5. Motility is the movement of the sperms and in sample at least 50% of the sperms should be motile from which at least 20% of the sperms should progress rapidly.
6. Pus cells can vary and 5 or 6 are normal in a sample.
Now analysing your report:- "Your report is almost normal and reproductive capability is present". With these counts you should be able to father a child.
Consider visiting an Infertility Specialist for thorough evaluation.
Hope this answers your query. I will be glad to answer the follow up queries that you have.
Wishing you good health.
Regards.
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