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What Is The Normal Range Of Sperm Analysis?

my sfa report indicates volume 2ml,total sperm concentration 0.02million/ml,active motility 3%,normal morphologies4%,sperm motility index 003,motile sperm concentration 0.004million0ml,functional sperm concentration 0.003 million/ml,pus cells 10-15/H.P.F,red cells 1-2/H.P.f it is normal range or not?

posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello

Your report suggest semen infection with decreased sperm count,motility and excessive abnormal sperms.
Infection is indicated by presence of excessive pus cells and few RBC in semen.

You need proper clinical examination and further investigations.
Besides clinical examination you need routine hemogram,RBS,culture and sensitivity of semen,hormone analysis and colour doppler of scrotum.
Proper antibiotics depend upon culture and sensitivity report.

Motility should be at least 55 %.You have only 3 % motility.
Sperm concentration is also low.
Sperm morphology is also low.It should be at least 16 %.

You should consult your doctor.You should take nutritious food and do exercise.

Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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What Is The Normal Range Of Sperm Analysis?

Hello Your report suggest semen infection with decreased sperm count,motility and excessive abnormal sperms. Infection is indicated by presence of excessive pus cells and few RBC in semen. You need proper clinical examination and further investigations. Besides clinical examination you need routine hemogram,RBS,culture and sensitivity of semen,hormone analysis and colour doppler of scrotum. Proper antibiotics depend upon culture and sensitivity report. Motility should be at least 55 %.You have only 3 % motility. Sperm concentration is also low. Sperm morphology is also low.It should be at least 16 %. You should consult your doctor.You should take nutritious food and do exercise. Get well soon. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan