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With Reference To The Sperm Count Test Is My Sperm Healthy?
Hi, may I answer your health queries? Please type your query here... I ran sperm count test and these are the results
volume 0.5mls
viscosity. viscid
pH. 8.0
mean progressive motility 60%
sperm count/ml. 22million spermatozoa
abnormal swollen head. 20%
tail defect. 20%
%normal cells. 60%
WBC. 4-5/hpf
reference count > 20 million/ml.
pls is my sperm healthy?
volume 0.5mls
viscosity. viscid
pH. 8.0
mean progressive motility 60%
sperm count/ml. 22million spermatozoa
abnormal swollen head. 20%
tail defect. 20%
%normal cells. 60%
WBC. 4-5/hpf
reference count > 20 million/ml.
pls is my sperm healthy?
Fri, 7 Feb 2014
Hi,
I have gone through your query.
Your semen analysis report is normal. Sperm count above 15 million/ml is considered normal. But its better to increase your count. L-carnitine can be taken for it. It is seen to be beneficial in increasing the count.
No other treatment required if you don't have any other associated symptom.
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I have gone through your query.
Your semen analysis report is normal. Sperm count above 15 million/ml is considered normal. But its better to increase your count. L-carnitine can be taken for it. It is seen to be beneficial in increasing the count.
No other treatment required if you don't have any other associated symptom.
Do consider a positive feedback as a credit to my work. Let me know if you have any further questions.
You can contact me on my page http://bit.ly/1dYupT2
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