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?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Advanced certificate in critical care medicine
Fellowship in critical care medicine
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The sperm count is within range, but motility is low. This may affect fertility. Lifestyle changes, hydration, and reducing stress may help. Please consult an andrologist. Repeat semen analysis and Hormonal profile must be done.

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