Semen Analysis Report

2024-07-10 16:56:33
Hi doctor , My microscopic examination of 2.7 ml semen has total sperm count of 50 million / ml , Rapid progressive motility of 70 , Slow Progressive motility of 10 , non Progressive motility as 10 and inmotile as 05. Normal forms 50 , abnormal forms 20 , head defects 10 , neck and mid piece defects 05 , Headless pinhead 05 , giant head 10 , tail defects 05. Is it normal report ? i took first time in my life due to overthinking and worried about future and I am not yet married. Next year I am going to get married , what should I need to follow to have a healthy sperm cells for conceiving? Your's suggestion and Help means alot to me. Thanks.
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Answered2024-07-10 17:30:31

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Looks like normal report. Go ahead and get married for normal life. No need for tests and consultations

Answered2024-07-10 17:21:04

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Answered2024-07-11 05:57:19

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Answered2024-07-10 19:27:12

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The values shared here seems normal. Kindly consult with details of history investigations for detailed explanation of treatment plan

Answered2024-07-10 17:07:22

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