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I have a report as Colour Creamy White Ph 7.2-8.2, Vicous Liq time 30 min, Volume 4.2 ml, Total Count 87 million/ml, Motility 70% with F.Forward 0%, S.Forward 8%, Lateral 58%, Non motile 4% and dead 30%. Sperm Morphology under strict Kruger's Criteria is Normal 02% and Abnormal 98% with Cephalic 42%, Midpiece 46% and Tail 10%, WBC's 1-2/HPF, Agglutination Nil, Debris/Bacteria +/nil, Other observation 25% spermatozoa without acrosomal caps seen, Preperation Method : Sperm Grad method, Prep Conc 122 x 0000/ejaculate, % Motility 97% Progression 1-3/4, After 24 Hours % Motility 74% Progression 1-3/4. Please help me to understand the report wether my report has some thing else. My age is 40 years and I have no baby since 8 Years. Thanks From Ali
Thu, 18 Apr 2013
Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das
Look, your semen analysis report indicates normal sperm count (normal is > 15 ml as per WHO 2010).
The motility is within normal limit (as per WHO 2010, grade a should be >25% or all total >50%).
The Normal sperm count is also within normal limit (as per WHO 2010, normal sperm should be > 04%).
The pus cells, RBCs are within normal limit.( as per WHO 2010, normal semen should not contain any pus cells or RBCs).
So, overall, your report indicates no abnormality. You do not need anything to do. You are absolutely normal.
Regards.
Look, your semen analysis report indicates normal sperm count (normal is > 15 ml as per WHO 2010).
The motility is within normal limit (as per WHO 2010, grade a should be >25% or all total >50%).
The Normal sperm count is also within normal limit (as per WHO 2010, normal sperm should be > 04%).
The pus cells, RBCs are within normal limit.( as per WHO 2010, normal semen should not contain any pus cells or RBCs).
So, overall, your report indicates no abnormality. You do not need anything to do. You are absolutely normal.
Regards.
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