Question 1

I recently received my semen analysis report, which shows the following:
Physical examination: Color is creamy white, Viscosity is semi viscous, Volume is 1 mL, pH is alkaline, Liquefaction time is 40 minutes.
Microscopic examination: Total sperm count is 45 million/mL, Pus cells is 0 to 1/hpf, RBCs is nil, Epithelial cells is 2 to 3/hpf.
Motility: Good active motile is 15percent, Sluggish motile is 10percent, Non motile is 75percent.
Could you please explain what these results indicate and what solutions or treatments are recommended?

Question 2

Hi Doctor, I recently had a blood test done and found that my androstenedione levels are low, and my other hormone levels are closer to the lower limit of normal. I have been experiencing several health issues including premature ejaculation, hair loss, weight gain, fatty liver, vitamin deficiencies, weakness, and infertility (low sperm count). Please advise me on what this could mean and what treatment options I should consider.

Question 3

In my report total sperm count is mentioned as nonmotile spermatozoa seen rarely. Please advise if this is a big problem?

I have been married for 5 years and have no children. I have done a semen analysis test. Please help me with the report analysis.

Without the semen report, exact guidance cant be given. Generally, sperm count, motility, and morphology are evaluated. If any of these are low, further evaluation or fertility treatment may be needed. Please consult a fertility specialist.

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In my report total sperm count is mentioned as nonmotile spermatozoa seen rarely. Please advise if this is a big problem?