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What Should Be The Normal Values For Semen Analysis?
hello Dr, this is my semen analysis....Volume 3ml:Lliquification45minutes:Viscosity highly vicious: Reaction Alkaline
Sperm count 53.6 million/ml: Motility
A Rapid growth motility 40%
B Sluggish growth motility 05%
C Non progressive motility 10%
D No motility 45%
Morphology
Normal 90%
Pin giant Amorphous/Heads 10%
Other Microscopic findings
WBC 5-6/ hpf
RBC 1-2/hpf
Epithelial cells Nil
Sperm aggulamates Present
Dr i wanted to know what is with epithelial cells is nil and sperm aggumulates are present
and grade Aan B totally have 45% only can u explain my semen analysis and above three in specific
Sperm count 53.6 million/ml: Motility
A Rapid growth motility 40%
B Sluggish growth motility 05%
C Non progressive motility 10%
D No motility 45%
Morphology
Normal 90%
Pin giant Amorphous/Heads 10%
Other Microscopic findings
WBC 5-6/ hpf
RBC 1-2/hpf
Epithelial cells Nil
Sperm aggulamates Present
Dr i wanted to know what is with epithelial cells is nil and sperm aggumulates are present
and grade Aan B totally have 45% only can u explain my semen analysis and above three in specific
Mon, 3 Nov 2014
Hi welcome to healthcaremagic.
I have gone through your report.
As per your report your sperm count is normal.
Liquidification time is above normal limit. Normal value less than 20 mins.
Motility is slightly below normal.
Presence of wbc and rbc should be investigated to urologist. Only agglutimate presence an not be opined, number of agglUtinates should be described. Epithelial cells should not be present in semen analysis.
Take care.
I have gone through your report.
As per your report your sperm count is normal.
Liquidification time is above normal limit. Normal value less than 20 mins.
Motility is slightly below normal.
Presence of wbc and rbc should be investigated to urologist. Only agglutimate presence an not be opined, number of agglUtinates should be described. Epithelial cells should not be present in semen analysis.
Take care.
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