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What Does "motility-50% And Pus Cells-7-8" In Semen Analysis Mean?
Hi,I am male recently under gone semen analysis test....as per my report Macroscopic examination:Volume 2 ml,Colour: Greyish-White,Viscosity : Normal...........Chemical Examination: Reaction : Alkaline,Fructose test : Present......Microscopic Examination : Sperm Count: 70 Milion/ml, Mortility : 50%, Grade I : 30% ( Minimal Forward progession),Grade II : 30% (poor to fair activity),Grade III : 20% (Good activity with tail movement),Grade IV : 20%(Full activity with tail movements diffult visualize)........ Mobility After 3 Hours........Motility after 3 hours : 30%,Abnormal Forms : 20%, PUS CELLS : 7-8 / HPF, Epithelial Cells : Absent, Agglutination : Absent.....................................What does this report mean?
Mon, 11 Apr 2016
Hello and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist, i can understand your concern.
Your semen analysis should have been done, after 2-3 days abstinence.
1. The report suggests there's normal sperm density.
2. The sperm motility is borderline normal.
3. The sperm morphology is normal.
4. There's infection in the semen.
The semen infection need's antibiotic treatment.
It'll need an ultrasound doppler scrotal scan, to know if there's a varicocele.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
As an Urologist, i can understand your concern.
Your semen analysis should have been done, after 2-3 days abstinence.
1. The report suggests there's normal sperm density.
2. The sperm motility is borderline normal.
3. The sperm morphology is normal.
4. There's infection in the semen.
The semen infection need's antibiotic treatment.
It'll need an ultrasound doppler scrotal scan, to know if there's a varicocele.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
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The report is absolutely normal You should get your wife's tests as well Few pus cells could be due to Vaginal infection
Dr Saatiish Jhuntrraa
The report is absolutely normal You should get your wife's tests as well Few pus cells could be due to Vaginal infection
Dr Saatiish Jhuntrraa
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