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What Does The Following Semen Analysis Report Indicate?
Question: Semen analysis
ph -8
liquefaction -- viscous 69%
pus cells -- 2
Concentration assessment
Total ejaculate 180 million/ml
sperm concentration 120 million/ml
motility assessment
total progressive 40%
non progressive 7%
immotile 53%
advance total progressive assessment
rapid profressive 0%
slow progressive 40%
Morphology assessment(kruger criteria)
normal forms 4%
osmotic swelling test 61%
acrosome reaction after ionosphere test 7 %
impression is Asthenozoospermia
is it mild or severe?
ph -8
liquefaction -- viscous 69%
pus cells -- 2
Concentration assessment
Total ejaculate 180 million/ml
sperm concentration 120 million/ml
motility assessment
total progressive 40%
non progressive 7%
immotile 53%
advance total progressive assessment
rapid profressive 0%
slow progressive 40%
Morphology assessment(kruger criteria)
normal forms 4%
osmotic swelling test 61%
acrosome reaction after ionosphere test 7 %
impression is Asthenozoospermia
is it mild or severe?
Brief Answer:
Reduced Motility
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I understand your concerns.
Your semen analysis is normal except for reduced sperm motility.
Asthenospermia is severe.
However I don't recommend any treatment based on only one report. Please repeat semen analysis in another standard laboratory in your town before deciding further treatment.
Let me know if you need anymore help.
Regards
Reduced Motility
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I understand your concerns.
Your semen analysis is normal except for reduced sperm motility.
Asthenospermia is severe.
However I don't recommend any treatment based on only one report. Please repeat semen analysis in another standard laboratory in your town before deciding further treatment.
Let me know if you need anymore help.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks for prompt reply...
before asking a follow up question...
my wife medical history:
my got done laparoscopic surgery in November 2015 for dermoid cyst(on both her ovaries)
as of today she still have small cysts ( about 2cms) on both of her ovaries
they are follicular cysts and small dermoid residuals
My wife got pregnant may 2016, however she miscarried in july 2016
My wife gynecologist suggested 3 months gap beofre trying for pregnency again...
we are trying again since November 2016 then, but no conception...
can reasons for Asthenospermia can be known?
is Asthenospermia could be probable reason for her previous miscarriage?
is Asthenospermia reason for no concepton?
before asking a follow up question...
my wife medical history:
my got done laparoscopic surgery in November 2015 for dermoid cyst(on both her ovaries)
as of today she still have small cysts ( about 2cms) on both of her ovaries
they are follicular cysts and small dermoid residuals
My wife got pregnant may 2016, however she miscarried in july 2016
My wife gynecologist suggested 3 months gap beofre trying for pregnency again...
we are trying again since November 2016 then, but no conception...
can reasons for Asthenospermia can be known?
is Asthenospermia could be probable reason for her previous miscarriage?
is Asthenospermia reason for no concepton?
Brief Answer:
Asthenospermia is not a major problem
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for additional information.
Asthenospermia is not a major problem. This problem is small. This is true as your wife had conceived with this motility earlier.
I think your wife needs more evaluation. Your semen is not reason for previous miscarriage or present infertility.
Asthenospermia is not a major problem
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for additional information.
Asthenospermia is not a major problem. This problem is small. This is true as your wife had conceived with this motility earlier.
I think your wife needs more evaluation. Your semen is not reason for previous miscarriage or present infertility.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Remy Koshy
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