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Does The Report Of Semen Analysis Seem Normal?
This my semen analysis can u tell me if i am norm
Colour grey white
Reaction alkaline
Viscosity normal
Quantity 1.5
Liquefaction time 35 min
-Spermatozoa
Actively motile 1/50% 2/40% 3/30%
Sluggishly mobile 1/20% 2/20% 3/20%
Non motile 1/30% 2/40% 3/50%
sperm count 35millions
Pus cells 3-5 /hpf
RBCs Nil
Colour grey white
Reaction alkaline
Viscosity normal
Quantity 1.5
Liquefaction time 35 min
-Spermatozoa
Actively motile 1/50% 2/40% 3/30%
Sluggishly mobile 1/20% 2/20% 3/20%
Non motile 1/30% 2/40% 3/50%
sperm count 35millions
Pus cells 3-5 /hpf
RBCs Nil
posted on
Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Answered on
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Hello
Your semen analysis findings may indicate semen infection.
There are few pus cells in semen.It may be due to contamination or infection.
You may need investigations like routine hemogram,random blood sugar,semen culture and sensitivity,ultrasound of scrotum.
You may need to take antibiotics.
Motility is normal.Normally it should be at least 55 %.Your findings suggests overall 70 % motility,so it is normal.
Sperm count is normal.Normally it should be at least 20 millions/ml.
Fertility is expected to increase with control of infection.
If findings persists then you may need assisted fertilization technique.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Your semen analysis findings may indicate semen infection.
There are few pus cells in semen.It may be due to contamination or infection.
You may need investigations like routine hemogram,random blood sugar,semen culture and sensitivity,ultrasound of scrotum.
You may need to take antibiotics.
Motility is normal.Normally it should be at least 55 %.Your findings suggests overall 70 % motility,so it is normal.
Sperm count is normal.Normally it should be at least 20 millions/ml.
Fertility is expected to increase with control of infection.
If findings persists then you may need assisted fertilization technique.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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