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Semen Analysis Report Showed Pus Cells, Epithelial Cells, Spermatozoa. What Does This Mean?
This is my semen analysis report.
method of collection:Masturbation.
Time of the collection:7.20P.M.
Time of the examination:7.50P.M.
Physical Exam:
Amount:4ml
Consistency:viscid
Color:Milky White.
Reaction:Alkaline.
Microscopic Exam:
Total Count of Spermatozoa:80Million|ml.
Motility:About55%(50%Actively+05%Weakly)of spermatozoa are motile and remaining are non motile.
Morphology:Among the motile spermatozoa 60% are healthy(Head ,neck,body, and tail) and remaining are abnormal.
Others:
PUS Cell:4-6 /H.P.F.
Epithelial Cells:Present(+).
RBC: Nill
method of collection:Masturbation.
Time of the collection:7.20P.M.
Time of the examination:7.50P.M.
Physical Exam:
Amount:4ml
Consistency:viscid
Color:Milky White.
Reaction:Alkaline.
Microscopic Exam:
Total Count of Spermatozoa:80Million|ml.
Motility:About55%(50%Actively+05%Weakly)of spermatozoa are motile and remaining are non motile.
Morphology:Among the motile spermatozoa 60% are healthy(Head ,neck,body, and tail) and remaining are abnormal.
Others:
PUS Cell:4-6 /H.P.F.
Epithelial Cells:Present(+).
RBC: Nill
Tue, 9 Apr 2013
Hello, Welcome to HCm, I am Dr. Das
Look, your semen analysis report indicates presence of normal sperm count.
The motility is also within normal limit.
number of sperms with normal morphology is also within normal limit.
but the problem is presence of pus cells in higher number. It indicates a genitourinary tract infection.
So, consult with your treating doctor for further management.
Regards.
Look, your semen analysis report indicates presence of normal sperm count.
The motility is also within normal limit.
number of sperms with normal morphology is also within normal limit.
but the problem is presence of pus cells in higher number. It indicates a genitourinary tract infection.
So, consult with your treating doctor for further management.
Regards.
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