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Is There Any Possibility To Correct The Abnormal Viscosity And Low Active Counts ?
have a nice day,i am 30 years old ,having no babies for 1 year after marriage,
my seminal fluid analysis showed the following:
color: white greyish, reaction : alkaline , volume:6 ml, viscosity: abnormal (increased), liquefaction time: 1 hr &35 min
total count: 48 million per ml, active 20 %, sluggish 45%, non motile 35%
morphology :80% normal, 20 % abnormal
no rbc or pus cell.
so can I correct my abnormal viscosity & low active counts? can i have a baby?
with my best regards
my seminal fluid analysis showed the following:
color: white greyish, reaction : alkaline , volume:6 ml, viscosity: abnormal (increased), liquefaction time: 1 hr &35 min
total count: 48 million per ml, active 20 %, sluggish 45%, non motile 35%
morphology :80% normal, 20 % abnormal
no rbc or pus cell.
so can I correct my abnormal viscosity & low active counts? can i have a baby?
with my best regards
Sat, 11 Jan 2014
Hello,
If this was the first ever semenalysis, you need to repeat it with an interval of about a month to come to a conclusion. Also, please see an andrologst to get further help regarding any associated conditions and in improving the quality of the semen. Progressive motility should b measured in active sperms and if this is encouraging, you can wait; though counts can be increased through medication, motility is difficult to improve and in which case, IUI should be considered. Hope this helps.
If this was the first ever semenalysis, you need to repeat it with an interval of about a month to come to a conclusion. Also, please see an andrologst to get further help regarding any associated conditions and in improving the quality of the semen. Progressive motility should b measured in active sperms and if this is encouraging, you can wait; though counts can be increased through medication, motility is difficult to improve and in which case, IUI should be considered. Hope this helps.
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