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What Treatment Is Required According To The Following Semen Analysis Report?
My Semen analysis report shows sperm count 28 million per ml. Volume 1 ml, active3%, sluggish 10%,dead 87% and double head, micro head, macro head, without tail are 20%. Kindly give me information regarding treatment, lab assistant started the process of semen analysis after 30 min. Liquification time is 30 minutes. Kindly give me information regarding treatment. Thanks in anticipation!
Thu, 10 Mar 2016
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Your semen analysis report shows slight reduction in sperm count with poor motility, this problem is known as asthenospermia. However liquifaction time of 30 minutes is normal. According to WHO, Motility ( progressive+non progressive) should be >40% out of which progressive motility should be atleast 32%. In your case progressive motility is very less only 3 %.
There are many factors which may impair sperm motility like environmental ( daily Steam bath or exposure to severe heat, Pollution, pesticides), Lifestyle ( smoking, alcohol, obesity, poor diet, stress etc), infections and few others testicular problems. Taking antioxidants & avoiding exposure to toxins will help. Stress reduction would also be helpful, if it is cause of problem
Consult a fertility specialist or urologist.
Hope this information helps
I have gone through your query & can understand your concern
Your semen analysis report shows slight reduction in sperm count with poor motility, this problem is known as asthenospermia. However liquifaction time of 30 minutes is normal. According to WHO, Motility ( progressive+non progressive) should be >40% out of which progressive motility should be atleast 32%. In your case progressive motility is very less only 3 %.
There are many factors which may impair sperm motility like environmental ( daily Steam bath or exposure to severe heat, Pollution, pesticides), Lifestyle ( smoking, alcohol, obesity, poor diet, stress etc), infections and few others testicular problems. Taking antioxidants & avoiding exposure to toxins will help. Stress reduction would also be helpful, if it is cause of problem
Consult a fertility specialist or urologist.
Hope this information helps
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