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What Causes More Sluggish Sperms Based On The Semen Analysis Report?
Hi My semen analysis report Physical Examination : Volume :2.0 ml, Liquefaction :20 mins,
Viscosity: Normal, Appearance Grey-Opaque, pH: Alkaline, MICROSCOPICOBSERVATION :
Spermcount : 200millions/ml, Totalejaculation: 400millions. MOTILITY : Totalmotility :60%, Progressive: 50%, Active: 15%, Sluggish: 35%, Non-Progressive: 10%, Nonmotile: 40 % , MORPHOLOGY : Normal: 25%, Abnormal: 75%, Headdefects: 50%, Neck&midpiece: 13%, Taildefects: 12%, Agglutination: absent, Leucocytes: Nil, Celldebris: present, Epithelialcells: Occasional these semen analysis are with WHO guidelines 5th edition. Could please let me know the impression of this any problem with any of the test.
Viscosity: Normal, Appearance Grey-Opaque, pH: Alkaline, MICROSCOPICOBSERVATION :
Spermcount : 200millions/ml, Totalejaculation: 400millions. MOTILITY : Totalmotility :60%, Progressive: 50%, Active: 15%, Sluggish: 35%, Non-Progressive: 10%, Nonmotile: 40 % , MORPHOLOGY : Normal: 25%, Abnormal: 75%, Headdefects: 50%, Neck&midpiece: 13%, Taildefects: 12%, Agglutination: absent, Leucocytes: Nil, Celldebris: present, Epithelialcells: Occasional these semen analysis are with WHO guidelines 5th edition. Could please let me know the impression of this any problem with any of the test.
Mon, 19 Feb 2018
Hello! Welcome to HealthcareMagic!
There, going by your reports everything seems normal and encouraging.
Generally minimum criteria are:
total sperms count:200 millions per ml,
normal morphology:50%,
progressive:25%,
motility: 50%,
.
Thank you for the query. Hope this clarifies your concerns.
Take care
Regards,
Dr. Ashish Ranjan, General & Family Physician
There, going by your reports everything seems normal and encouraging.
Generally minimum criteria are:
total sperms count:200 millions per ml,
normal morphology:50%,
progressive:25%,
motility: 50%,
.
Thank you for the query. Hope this clarifies your concerns.
Take care
Regards,
Dr. Ashish Ranjan, General & Family Physician
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