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Sperm report
Age 43 years...
My Sperm(CASA) report on 22/9/2018.
Vol 2 ml Appearance grayish-white
Viscosity normal Liquefaction 30 min
PH 8.0 spermatozoa quantity 159
Con 31.89m/ml progressive 34% nonprogressive 12.6% immotile 53.5%
Progressive + non progressive 46.5%
Round cells conc 0%
Total conc per ejaculation 63.78 Millions
The above report is on 22/9/2018.
It's almost 8 months back report .
Will now the values changed now? Nowadays my sperm is like watery, in this 8 months will my above report get changed?
I am worried ...
how many days will it take for the change in the report? I am worried...
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Dont worry so much and Get a repeat semen analysis done from a good recognised lab. That will clear all your doubts. The values can of of course change over a period of 8 months.
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Hello dear patient you need to repeat this test as it's long time since this report is done. You need to take special medication to thicken the semen and also incsease number of active sperm. You can share the report with me so that I can talk to you and guide you better and advice you medication for this situation.
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