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What Does My Semen Analysis Indicate Going By The Above Report ?

Good day to you Doc. i just got back my results for a semen analysis done yesterday. I m confused as to whether or not everything is ok were fertility is concerned. The report states.....Appearance-Creamy, volume-3mls, ph-8.0, count-21million, WBC--10-12/HPF, RBC-18-22/HPF,morpho- 95% normal &5% giant head . slugish motile after 1hr was 30% 2hr (35%), 3hr (25%). Non-motile 1hr (40%), 2hr (45%) and 3hr (50%). am i ok because its been 8 months now. i m only 21 yrs old.
posted on Fri, 29 Jul 2011
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Hi welcome to Healthcaremagic

HI...,the above given semen reports color, PH, volume, % of active sperm are within the normal range..., But except for the RBC and WBCS.., normally RBC will be absent, RBC indicates trauma to genital tract, also WBC will not be more than 4 to 5 /Hpf.., nut yours shows more than 10cell/Hpf shows infection.., you can consult surgeon, they will guide you..
Hope I have answered your question..

Takecare...
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What Does My Semen Analysis Indicate Going By The Above Report ?

Hi welcome to Healthcaremagic HI...,the above given semen reports color, PH, volume, % of active sperm are within the normal range..., But except for the RBC and WBCS.., normally RBC will be absent, RBC indicates trauma to genital tract, also WBC will not be more than 4 to 5 /Hpf.., nut yours shows more than 10cell/Hpf shows infection.., you can consult surgeon, they will guide you.. Hope I have answered your question.. Takecare...