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Andrology Seminal Fluid, Sperm Volume, Pus Cells On Sperm Test Suggest?
Hello doctor please explain me in couple of words about my sperm test. Thanks. ANDROLOGY SEMINAL FLUID Patient values Ref [WHO 2010] Duration of abstinence [days] : 6 days 2 - 7 days Macroscopic Examination Volume [ml] : 3 ml =1.5 ml Appearance : Normal Normal Liquefaction : complete 10min Complete 60min Viscosity : normal Normal pH : 7.5 =7.2 Agglutination : Non seen Non seen Microscopical Examination Motility [% spermatozoa] Rapid progression : -% 32% Progressive motility : -% 40% Immotile : 100% Vitality [% live] : 0% 58% Concentration Count mln/ ml : 0 mln/ml = 15 mln/ml Total count in ejaculate : 0 mln =39 mln Other cells Round cells : 1.6 mln/ml 5 mln/ml Polymorphonuclear leukocytes : 0.4mln/ml 1mln/ml Morphology [%] Normal : 0% =4% normal COMMENTS: after centrifugation sperm found 0-1 H.P.F. Please contact your doctor.
Sat, 19 Jan 2013
Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das
Look, you have near about no sperm in your semen.
Now, this situation may arise from many conditions like abnormality in gene, abnormality in hormonal balance, any defect in sperm maturity, and many more.
What you have to do is to take a broad spectrum antibiotic to control infection first.
Secondly, the hormonal profiles shoud be examined.
Thirdly, a testicular biopsy suggested to rule out any production defect.
Lastly, consult with an infertility specialist for further management.
Regards.
Look, you have near about no sperm in your semen.
Now, this situation may arise from many conditions like abnormality in gene, abnormality in hormonal balance, any defect in sperm maturity, and many more.
What you have to do is to take a broad spectrum antibiotic to control infection first.
Secondly, the hormonal profiles shoud be examined.
Thirdly, a testicular biopsy suggested to rule out any production defect.
Lastly, consult with an infertility specialist for further management.
Regards.
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