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Semenology Report Shows Volume Is 1.3 Ml. Advice?
Hi, I have received the following results: Please advise on what it means, and if a repeat sample will be of any use? What are my options? Semenology report: Comment: Two wet preparations (2ul) have been screened and no spermatoza were seen. Seminal fluid - Outside normal limits Length of abstinence - 3 days Volume -- 1.3 ( 1.5ml) Appearance -- White Viscosity -- Low Ph -- 6.5 ( 7.2) Cells -- Within normal limits KR
Tue, 19 Mar 2013
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Dr. Ramesh Vachharajani's
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
It seems that there is total absence of sperms in semen.
It requires evaluation of the case.
Consult sexologist and go for further investigations like testicular biopsy,local examination of part for having any problem in testicle,,epididimis and hormonal estimation .
Ok and bye.
Welcome to HCM,
It seems that there is total absence of sperms in semen.
It requires evaluation of the case.
Consult sexologist and go for further investigations like testicular biopsy,local examination of part for having any problem in testicle,,epididimis and hormonal estimation .
Ok and bye.
Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das
Look, your semen analysis report indicates absence of sperm. That means there is a very big problem in you.
You have to get investigated meticulously. Some important investigations are like total hormonal profile including prolactin, testosterone and other sex steroids.
An ultrasound scan of scrotum is also necessary. If required, a biopsy should be performed from testis fro detection of any viable tissue.
So, you have to consult with urologist for further management.
Regards.
Look, your semen analysis report indicates absence of sperm. That means there is a very big problem in you.
You have to get investigated meticulously. Some important investigations are like total hormonal profile including prolactin, testosterone and other sex steroids.
An ultrasound scan of scrotum is also necessary. If required, a biopsy should be performed from testis fro detection of any viable tissue.
So, you have to consult with urologist for further management.
Regards.
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