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Done Semen Analyis. Can I Take Addyzoa?

My semen analysis is as follows. Volume: 2ml, Self Liquefaction: 30 mints, Appearance: greish white, Viscosity: normal, PH: 8.0, Sperm count: Number of spermatozoa per ml: 12 million/ml, Number of sperms per ejaculate: 24 million. Grade: A Rapid Linear Progressive - 20% B Sluggish Linear Progressive - 50% A+B Total Forward Progression - 70% C Non Progressive - 20% D Immotile sperms - 10% Epithelial cells: Nil, Pus Cells: 3-5 Red blood cells: 1-2 Sperm Clumps: Nil Is this report normal, If not can i take this medicine CCQ 25 or Addyzoa. Thank you, With best regards, Ivan.
Thu, 17 Jan 2013
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Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das

Look, the sperm count is lower than normal value.

Total motility is absolutely normal.

Pus cells are present, that means there is presence of infection.

This is not normal. The drugs you are taking is absolutely normal. So, continue the drug.

Regards.
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Done Semen Analyis. Can I Take Addyzoa?

Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das Look, the sperm count is lower than normal value. Total motility is absolutely normal. Pus cells are present, that means there is presence of infection. This is not normal. The drugs you are taking is absolutely normal. So, continue the drug. Regards.