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Semen Analysis Done. Is The Sperm Good Enough To Conceive A Child?
Hi Doctor,
My husband's semen analysis is: sperm count 50 million, 2.5 ml, color: creamy, viscosity:normal, liquefication time: wthin 40 minutes, motality: actively motile was 35%, sluggishly motile was 10% and non-motile 55%. Abnormal forms were 30%, cells from s.tubules : spermocytes 4-6 / hpf, plus cells: 2-4 / hpf.
Please help me understand if his sperm is good enough to conceive a child with?
Thank you so much.
My husband's semen analysis is: sperm count 50 million, 2.5 ml, color: creamy, viscosity:normal, liquefication time: wthin 40 minutes, motality: actively motile was 35%, sluggishly motile was 10% and non-motile 55%. Abnormal forms were 30%, cells from s.tubules : spermocytes 4-6 / hpf, plus cells: 2-4 / hpf.
Please help me understand if his sperm is good enough to conceive a child with?
Thank you so much.
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
v Hello
Thanks for your query.Based on the report of semen analysis of your husband I would ile to comment that iy is well within normal range of WHO standards as far as count and percentage of active motile required for conception is concerned.
The only abnormal finding is presence of 2-4 pus cells which suggest infection either in seminal vesicle or Prostate.This can be cured by taking antibiotics for one month.
There is no reason why you should not be pregnant.
Dr.Patil.
Thanks for your query.Based on the report of semen analysis of your husband I would ile to comment that iy is well within normal range of WHO standards as far as count and percentage of active motile required for conception is concerned.
The only abnormal finding is presence of 2-4 pus cells which suggest infection either in seminal vesicle or Prostate.This can be cured by taking antibiotics for one month.
There is no reason why you should not be pregnant.
Dr.Patil.
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