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What Should Be The Normal Value For Semen Analysis?
Hi, Please I had my semen tested and it was found that sperm volume was 5.1, sperm count less than 1 million/mL, 0% motile, 0% sluggish, 100% non-motile and 0% normal. We are married for 3 years without a child. Please do we have any way to correct this problem medically? Thank you.
Mon, 11 Aug 2014
Hello
Semen analysis :
Normal volume 3-8 ml.
Total sperm counts 60 -120 million ( normal infertility associated with sperm counts > 48 million/ ml with a motility of >63 % and > 13% exhibiting morphology).
Although the sperm is produced in the seminiferous tubules of the testes ,other organs of the male reproductive system contribute to the composition of the semen.
Now about your case sperm counts if much less with no motility .
When such case visit I prescribe clomifene tablet 50 mg9 few doctor like to advise 25 mg ) daily for 25 days followed by a rest period of 5 days , for 3-6 months.
Human chorionic gonadotrophin injections are also advised .
Gonadotrophin FSH/UROFOLLITROPHIN and gonadotrophin L H are also recommended but all depends on the treating doctor or an infertility specialist .
Hope this will help you.
Semen analysis :
Normal volume 3-8 ml.
Total sperm counts 60 -120 million ( normal infertility associated with sperm counts > 48 million/ ml with a motility of >63 % and > 13% exhibiting morphology).
Although the sperm is produced in the seminiferous tubules of the testes ,other organs of the male reproductive system contribute to the composition of the semen.
Now about your case sperm counts if much less with no motility .
When such case visit I prescribe clomifene tablet 50 mg9 few doctor like to advise 25 mg ) daily for 25 days followed by a rest period of 5 days , for 3-6 months.
Human chorionic gonadotrophin injections are also advised .
Gonadotrophin FSH/UROFOLLITROPHIN and gonadotrophin L H are also recommended but all depends on the treating doctor or an infertility specialist .
Hope this will help you.
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