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Semen Analysis Done. Pus Cells, Epithelial Cells, Malformations In Bloated Heads. Explain
Hello Dr, what is the meaning of ; MICROSCOPY - 20% of sperm cells with normal forward progression, 50% Sluggish, 30% inactive or Dead, PUSS CELLS -12/HPF, EPITHELIAL CELLS - 3/HPF MORPHOLOGY - Some malformations in the form of bloated heads, short and coiled tails were common. Count - 27 Million/ml Please kindly help me, l received from semen analysis test
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This means the quality of sperm is not up to the mark and there is infection.
You need the help of Andrologist (Urologist)
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Welcome to Health Care Magic
This means the quality of sperm is not up to the mark and there is infection.
You need the help of Andrologist (Urologist)
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das
Look, your semen analysis report indicates normal sperm count (normal is > 15 ml as per WHO 2010).
The motility is within normal limit (as per WHO 2010, grade a should be >25% or all total >50%).
The Normal sperm count is also within normal limit (as per WHO 2010, normal sperm should be > 04%).
The pus cells, are above normal limit.( as per WHO 2010, normal semen should not contain any pus cells or RBCs).
So, overall, your report indicates genitourinary tract infection due to presence of pus cells in semen. For this you have to take ciprofloxacin group of drug.
Regards.
Look, your semen analysis report indicates normal sperm count (normal is > 15 ml as per WHO 2010).
The motility is within normal limit (as per WHO 2010, grade a should be >25% or all total >50%).
The Normal sperm count is also within normal limit (as per WHO 2010, normal sperm should be > 04%).
The pus cells, are above normal limit.( as per WHO 2010, normal semen should not contain any pus cells or RBCs).
So, overall, your report indicates genitourinary tract infection due to presence of pus cells in semen. For this you have to take ciprofloxacin group of drug.
Regards.
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