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Need Explanation For Spermogram Test Result
hello my spermogram test result is :
liquefaction time:30min, volume: 4ml PH:8
count:112 million spz/ml morphology: 75% normal
activity: 40 % activity. 10% sluggish , 50 % non motile
after 3 hrs.: 30% active , 10 % sluggish, 60 % non motile
WBC: 2-4 /HPF
liquefaction time:30min, volume: 4ml PH:8
count:112 million spz/ml morphology: 75% normal
activity: 40 % activity. 10% sluggish , 50 % non motile
after 3 hrs.: 30% active , 10 % sluggish, 60 % non motile
WBC: 2-4 /HPF
Tue, 16 Jun 2015
Hello
Your semen analysis findings may indicate semen infection with low sperm motility.
Infection is indicated by presence of few WBC in semen.
You may need investigations like routine hemogram,random blood sugar,semen culture and sensitivity.
You may need to take antibiotics based on culture and sensitivity report.
Sperm count is normal.It should be at least 20 millions/ml.Your findings suggests 112 millions/ml,so it is normal.
Motility should be at least 55 %.Your findings suggests over all 50% motility,so it is low.
Sperm morphology,volume,pH etc are normal.
Fertility is expected to increase with control of infection.If findings persists then you may need additional fertilization techniques.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Your semen analysis findings may indicate semen infection with low sperm motility.
Infection is indicated by presence of few WBC in semen.
You may need investigations like routine hemogram,random blood sugar,semen culture and sensitivity.
You may need to take antibiotics based on culture and sensitivity report.
Sperm count is normal.It should be at least 20 millions/ml.Your findings suggests 112 millions/ml,so it is normal.
Motility should be at least 55 %.Your findings suggests over all 50% motility,so it is low.
Sperm morphology,volume,pH etc are normal.
Fertility is expected to increase with control of infection.If findings persists then you may need additional fertilization techniques.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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