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What Does My Semen Analysis Report Mean?
Hi, may I anshwer youer ehealth queries right now ? Please type your query here...hello doctor my semen analysis report show as follow 1) colour-grayish white 2) pH-8.0 3)volume -2.5ml 4)viscosity-low 5)liquefaction time 15 min 6)fructose-298 mg/dl 7) active progressive 25% 8) slow prog -15% 9)inactive prog -60% 10)sperm count-46 millions/ml 11) morphology - few pin and spear head sperms are seen , no defect in neck portion 12) other finding 8 to 10 pus cell are seen , and total w.b.c 9300cells/cu.mm , polymorphs 64% , lymphocytes 34% , eosinophils 02% , also serum s.t.s - non reactive , serum p24 antigen -neg , serum HBsAG- neg .please ineed your help
Fri, 24 Oct 2014
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I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Looking at your profile, your sperm count seems OK.
As according to WHO guidelines greater than 40% of total motility (progressive + non-progressive) is normal and greater than 32% progressively motile normal. So I think your sperm motility and sperm count is not that bad. Seems OK. But you also had 8-10 pus cells in your semen which indicates infection, so first get the treatment by antibiotic course then have your semen analysis repeated again. It will be better than the present, though present seems OK.
Regards,
Dr. Kumarbhargav R Kaptan
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Looking at your profile, your sperm count seems OK.
As according to WHO guidelines greater than 40% of total motility (progressive + non-progressive) is normal and greater than 32% progressively motile normal. So I think your sperm motility and sperm count is not that bad. Seems OK. But you also had 8-10 pus cells in your semen which indicates infection, so first get the treatment by antibiotic course then have your semen analysis repeated again. It will be better than the present, though present seems OK.
Regards,
Dr. Kumarbhargav R Kaptan
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