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What Does the following Semen Test Result Mean?
Dears,
I have done my semen analysis test at first time since my marriage.
I got my marriage 3years ago and keep same age i.e 36 years old.
my wife have also done different test regarding her requirement.
my test report results are as under:
MY TEST REPORT:
Test: Semen analysis
Date: October, 07 2010
Obstinate from sex: 5days
Volume = 3.0 ml
color = grayish white
transparency = opaque
viscosity = highly viscous
time of collection = 16:26
Time of qualification = > 2 hours
pH = 7.5
Fructose = positive
Total count = 110 million/ml
Live count = 35 million/ml
Sperm per ejaculate 330 mil/ml
percentage motile sperm = 32%
Rapid Linear Progression = 25%
Slow/non linear progression = 35%
Non progression = 40%
Normal form = 10 %
large oval = 20%
small oval =15%
Tapering = 25%
Amorphous = 20%
Mid piece abnormalities = 10%
WBC'S = 02
MY WIFE TEST REPORT (December 31, 2009).
All these test have been conducted during
menstrual disorder
FSH = 78.70 mIu/ml
TSH = 0.99 uIu/ml
LH = 21.80 mIu/ml
Glucose Fasting = 86 mg/dl
Previous test report on dated: January 04, 2009
Prolactin = 5.24 ng/ml
FSH = 170 mIu/ml
LH = 69.00 mIu/ml
Insulin = 13.70 uU/ml
Haemglobin= 13.6 gm/dl (July 09, 2010)
Haematocrit = 42,8% (July 09, 2010)
Ultra sounding Findings (May 05, 2009)
Uterus = Anteverted in position & normal in size & normal echo texture,containing no mass,
cyst or gestational sac.
Uterus measuring= 7.9*5.2*6.3 cm
Normal endometrial cavity : 4 mms
No evidence of free fluid identified in the de sac.
Ovaries:
Right ovary:
normal in size & normal echo texture,containing no mass,cyst.
No of follicles : Multiple Tiny (largest one measuring 0.4*0.5)
Left Ovary:
normal in size & normal echo texture,containing no mass,cyst.
No of follicles : Multiple Tiny (largest one measuring 0.5*0.5).
I have done my semen analysis test at first time since my marriage.
I got my marriage 3years ago and keep same age i.e 36 years old.
my wife have also done different test regarding her requirement.
my test report results are as under:
MY TEST REPORT:
Test: Semen analysis
Date: October, 07 2010
Obstinate from sex: 5days
Volume = 3.0 ml
color = grayish white
transparency = opaque
viscosity = highly viscous
time of collection = 16:26
Time of qualification = > 2 hours
pH = 7.5
Fructose = positive
Total count = 110 million/ml
Live count = 35 million/ml
Sperm per ejaculate 330 mil/ml
percentage motile sperm = 32%
Rapid Linear Progression = 25%
Slow/non linear progression = 35%
Non progression = 40%
Normal form = 10 %
large oval = 20%
small oval =15%
Tapering = 25%
Amorphous = 20%
Mid piece abnormalities = 10%
WBC'S = 02
MY WIFE TEST REPORT (December 31, 2009).
All these test have been conducted during
menstrual disorder
FSH = 78.70 mIu/ml
TSH = 0.99 uIu/ml
LH = 21.80 mIu/ml
Glucose Fasting = 86 mg/dl
Previous test report on dated: January 04, 2009
Prolactin = 5.24 ng/ml
FSH = 170 mIu/ml
LH = 69.00 mIu/ml
Insulin = 13.70 uU/ml
Haemglobin= 13.6 gm/dl (July 09, 2010)
Haematocrit = 42,8% (July 09, 2010)
Ultra sounding Findings (May 05, 2009)
Uterus = Anteverted in position & normal in size & normal echo texture,containing no mass,
cyst or gestational sac.
Uterus measuring= 7.9*5.2*6.3 cm
Normal endometrial cavity : 4 mms
No evidence of free fluid identified in the de sac.
Ovaries:
Right ovary:
normal in size & normal echo texture,containing no mass,cyst.
No of follicles : Multiple Tiny (largest one measuring 0.4*0.5)
Left Ovary:
normal in size & normal echo texture,containing no mass,cyst.
No of follicles : Multiple Tiny (largest one measuring 0.5*0.5).
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Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Fri, 19 Dec 2014
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Hello
Your report suggest increased liquefaction time and excessive abnormal morphology sperms.
Increased liquefaction time may be due to infection.
You need proper clinical examination and further investigations.
You need routine hemogram,RBS,colour doppler of scrotum,hormone assay.
Culture and sensitivity of semen should be done as you have increased liquefaction time and few WBC in semen.You may need to take antibiotics after investigations.
Sperm morphology is also abnormal.At least 16 % normal morphology sperms are required for natural fertilization.You have only 10% normal sperms.
You should take nutritious diet and do exercise.If findings doesn't improve then assisted fertilization techniques can be considered.
Your wife's findings are absolutely normal.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Your report suggest increased liquefaction time and excessive abnormal morphology sperms.
Increased liquefaction time may be due to infection.
You need proper clinical examination and further investigations.
You need routine hemogram,RBS,colour doppler of scrotum,hormone assay.
Culture and sensitivity of semen should be done as you have increased liquefaction time and few WBC in semen.You may need to take antibiotics after investigations.
Sperm morphology is also abnormal.At least 16 % normal morphology sperms are required for natural fertilization.You have only 10% normal sperms.
You should take nutritious diet and do exercise.If findings doesn't improve then assisted fertilization techniques can be considered.
Your wife's findings are absolutely normal.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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