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Can Any Online Doctor Help In Reading Semen Analysis Result?
hi , dr , i am 24 year old , i feel Rt testicular pain , i sought medical advice . i was asked to do semenal analysis and scrotal doplex. doppler was normal semenal analysis:-ph : alkalin concentration94mllion per ml liquifaction time more than2 h rapid active motility30% slugish progresiv35% volum:3.5ml WBC1-2per HPF Can i father achild? many thanks,
Wed, 12 Feb 2014
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Semen analysis provides a general idea of fertility.
Your concentration or count of 94 mill/ml is normal, it is considered good if it is above 20 mill/ml.
The motility is normal if more than 50% are moving. In your result a total of 65% were moving though only 30% were rapid.
The volume of semen is also normal.
The low white cell count shows that no infection is present.
Semen analysis also generally looks at the morphology (shape of sperm, does it appear to look normal). This is not mentioned.
Based on the results given, there should not be any major fertility issues.
I hope this helps
Semen analysis provides a general idea of fertility.
Your concentration or count of 94 mill/ml is normal, it is considered good if it is above 20 mill/ml.
The motility is normal if more than 50% are moving. In your result a total of 65% were moving though only 30% were rapid.
The volume of semen is also normal.
The low white cell count shows that no infection is present.
Semen analysis also generally looks at the morphology (shape of sperm, does it appear to look normal). This is not mentioned.
Based on the results given, there should not be any major fertility issues.
I hope this helps
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