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Semen Test Shows 20% Motility, Adviced Hcg Injections. Has Bilateral Varicocels. Treatment ?

hai sir ,
in april my husband did semen test . that one is colour : opaque gray , liquification time : 40 minites reaction : alkaline, t total count : 5.6 millions , MOTILITY Active 20%, moderate 35% Sluggish 15% ,nonmotile: 30%
so Dr. adviced to take inj. HCG 5000iu (8 doses)
the last report is viscosity :viscous, appearence : gray opalescent , ph: 8 , liquification time >120 mintes , sperm count 62millions , motility:
grade a 40%, grade b 30% grade c 10%, grade d 20% abnormal forms 15%
and my husband have bilateral varicocels
what are treatments for this condition
any type of food control to improve the lquification time

Sat, 14 Sep 2013
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Pathologist and Microbiologist 's  Response
Hello and welcome to HCM,
In a healthy semen, the active sperm motility should be atleast 50 %.
Active motility less than 50% can lead to infertility.
Varicocele is a condition wherein there is collection of fluid in the outer coverings of the testis. The patho-physiology of varicocele is an abnormal communication between abdominal sac and the sac formed between the testicular coverings.
This accumulation of fluid may interfere with sperm functions like number, motility and morphology.
The abnormal communication has to be repaired to prevent the accumulation of fluid.
Correction of this abnormalty can improve the sperm motility.
Consult your surgeon.

Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal

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Semen Test Shows 20% Motility, Adviced Hcg Injections. Has Bilateral Varicocels. Treatment ?

Hello and welcome to HCM, In a healthy semen, the active sperm motility should be atleast 50 %. Active motility less than 50% can lead to infertility. Varicocele is a condition wherein there is collection of fluid in the outer coverings of the testis. The patho-physiology of varicocele is an abnormal communication between abdominal sac and the sac formed between the testicular coverings. This accumulation of fluid may interfere with sperm functions like number, motility and morphology. The abnormal communication has to be repaired to prevent the accumulation of fluid. Correction of this abnormalty can improve the sperm motility. Consult your surgeon. Thanks and take care Dr Shailja P Wahal