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What Does The Problematic Motility Types Mean Based On The Sperm Report?
Hi there ,
I appreciate if you could advise on the results below;
Total sperm:65
Amount: 4 ml
Motility types are problematic:
Active is 5%
Moderate Active is 10%
Sluggish is 35%
Non-motile is 55%
% of abnormal forms is 25%
Pus cells is 0-2 /hpf
Red cell 0-1
Spermatogenic cells : present
I appreciate if you could advise on the results below;
Total sperm:65
Amount: 4 ml
Motility types are problematic:
Active is 5%
Moderate Active is 10%
Sluggish is 35%
Non-motile is 55%
% of abnormal forms is 25%
Pus cells is 0-2 /hpf
Red cell 0-1
Spermatogenic cells : present
Thu, 7 Mar 2019
Hi,
The motility of sperm is affected greatly in the mentioned result. The total count if only 65 and not in million as mentioned in history than it can be seriously problematic.
The excess stress, excess heat exposure, vitamin and mineral deficiency, Hormonal problem, smoking etc can be responsible.
Kindly mention of smoking and alcohol history present.
Your testosterone estimation also should be done.
Hey Forte like a tablet can be prescribed for your condition.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Parth Goswami, General & Family Physician
The motility of sperm is affected greatly in the mentioned result. The total count if only 65 and not in million as mentioned in history than it can be seriously problematic.
The excess stress, excess heat exposure, vitamin and mineral deficiency, Hormonal problem, smoking etc can be responsible.
Kindly mention of smoking and alcohol history present.
Your testosterone estimation also should be done.
Hey Forte like a tablet can be prescribed for your condition.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Parth Goswami, General & Family Physician
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