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Husband Using Paterine Tablets. Semen Analysis Done. Few Pus, Epithelial Cells Found. Can Become Pregnant?
gd mor sir, sir my husband sperm count is 40mill, motility; progessive motility 60%, non progessive 20%, immotile20%,
morphology:normal forms 75%, abnormal forms 25%,other findings: pus cells 2-3/hpf, epithelial cells:1-2/hpf, spermatogenic cells :1-2/hpf is there any problem ,husband is using paterina tablets , can i get pregnant ?please reply sir
morphology:normal forms 75%, abnormal forms 25%,other findings: pus cells 2-3/hpf, epithelial cells:1-2/hpf, spermatogenic cells :1-2/hpf is there any problem ,husband is using paterina tablets , can i get pregnant ?please reply sir
Tue, 17 Sep 2013
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Semen analysis provides a general idea of male fertility.
The sperm count is normal at 40 million, it should be at least 20 million.
The motility or movement of the sperm would also be considered acceptable at 60%. It should be at least 50%.
Morphology refers to the appearance of the sperm, this should be at least 50%. Your husband morphology is within normal range.
In essence, this result is normal.
I hope this helps
Semen analysis provides a general idea of male fertility.
The sperm count is normal at 40 million, it should be at least 20 million.
The motility or movement of the sperm would also be considered acceptable at 60%. It should be at least 50%.
Morphology refers to the appearance of the sperm, this should be at least 50%. Your husband morphology is within normal range.
In essence, this result is normal.
I hope this helps
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