- Male
- 34 Years
- 11/09/2025
Hello Doctor, please review my semen analysis report: Quantity: 2 ml Colour: Pearly white Liquefaction time: 30 minutes Total sperm count: 10 million/ml Motility: 10 percent (sluggish 15 percent , non motile 75 percent ) Morphology: 50 percent (abnormal 25 percent, immature 25 percent) Epithelial cells: seen/hpf Pus cells: 10 to 15/hpf RBC: seen/hpf Kindly advise me regarding this report at the earliest
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The report shows low sperm count and poor motility, which may affect fertility. This can be due to hormonal issues or lifestyle factors. You should consult a urologist for further evaluation and treatment options.
Dr. Vasanthasree Suggests...
Take a FSH and LH Test Test or Take a Testosterone Test Test
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