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What Does The Following Semen Analysis Report Indicate?

hi, Please tell me my semen result is, Appearance: Normal volume: 2.8ml Liquefaction Time: 30 min Reaction/pH :Alkaline Viscosity : Normal Total Count: 108.92million/ejaculate Concentration (count/ml) 38.9 million.ml Pus Cell/Round Cells : 45/50hpf RBC s: 2-4/hpf sperm agglutination: absent total motility PR+ NP: 45% progressive PR%:40% non progressive NP: 05% immotile IM: 55% abnormal forms: 05%
Mon, 14 Nov 2016
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Hi.

The given report of the semen analysis is well within normal limits except presence of pus cells which are increased in numbers.

The presence of pus cells pyospermia is suggestive of infection either in epididymis, seminal vesicle or prostate.

Consult a physician or urologist for clinical examination and certain tests like culture and sensitivity for the semen may be required and you may be given a course of appropriate antibiotics for at least 2 weeks to eradicate the infection.

Repeat your semen analysis after a month or so.

Hope this answers your query.
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What Does The Following Semen Analysis Report Indicate?

Hi. The given report of the semen analysis is well within normal limits except presence of pus cells which are increased in numbers. The presence of pus cells pyospermia is suggestive of infection either in epididymis, seminal vesicle or prostate. Consult a physician or urologist for clinical examination and certain tests like culture and sensitivity for the semen may be required and you may be given a course of appropriate antibiotics for at least 2 weeks to eradicate the infection. Repeat your semen analysis after a month or so. Hope this answers your query.