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What Does My Semen Analysis Report Indicate?
Hi doctor I m 26years old male, I have done semen analysis and received following report: Colour whitish Viscosity. Normal Liquefaction time. 35 minutes Pus cells 25-30 R B C. 1-2 Spermatogenic cells. - Total Sperm count. 98 million/cumm Motility 1hr motility 1hr motile 35 percent 1hr moderate motile. 10 percent 1hr non motile. 55 percent 2hr motility 2hr motile 30 percent 2hr moderate motile. 12 percent 2hr non motile. 58 percent 3hr motility 3hr motile 20 percent 3hr moderate motile. 15 percent 3hr non motile. 65 percent Morphology Normal morphology. 75 percent Abnormal morphology. 25 percent Microscopic examination volume. 2.8ml I don t have any physical problem or testicular pain. Please tell me what is problem in this and how i can reduce the pus cells? Please suggest any treatment.
Thu, 27 Oct 2016
Hi & Welcome.
Your semen analysis is suggestive of infection of the seminal fluid resulting in Pyospermia (Significant number of pus cells in the semen).
Infection may be in the prostate, epididymis, or testes.
You need few more lab tests like CBC, Blood glucose, transrectal ultrasonography and the semen culture and sensitivity.
Based on the report of the culture and sensitivity you need to take a course of appropriate antibiotics from your physician or urologist.
This condition needs aggressive antibiotic treatment to eliminate infection and to normalize seminal parameters.
Along with medications you need to have certain precautions like:
Avoid alcohol and smoking.
Do exercise and take nutritious food.
You should avoid tight undergarments, use loose cotton clothings.
Repeat semen analysis after completion of course of antibiotics.
Hope the advice given above would be beneficial to you.
Your semen analysis is suggestive of infection of the seminal fluid resulting in Pyospermia (Significant number of pus cells in the semen).
Infection may be in the prostate, epididymis, or testes.
You need few more lab tests like CBC, Blood glucose, transrectal ultrasonography and the semen culture and sensitivity.
Based on the report of the culture and sensitivity you need to take a course of appropriate antibiotics from your physician or urologist.
This condition needs aggressive antibiotic treatment to eliminate infection and to normalize seminal parameters.
Along with medications you need to have certain precautions like:
Avoid alcohol and smoking.
Do exercise and take nutritious food.
You should avoid tight undergarments, use loose cotton clothings.
Repeat semen analysis after completion of course of antibiotics.
Hope the advice given above would be beneficial to you.
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