Hi,
DH has had his semen analysis results this morning. I can see that they're not as good as they're supposed to be, but I don't know what it means in real terms.
Appearance - Hyperviscid
Volume - 4.5ml ('normal' = 1.5ml)
pH - 8.0 (should be 7.2 or above)
Sperm conc'n - 5.0 x10^6/ml (should be 15mil)
Motility - 26% (40%, of which 32% should be progressive)
Progressive - 12%
Nonprogressive - 14%
Immotile - 74%
Vitality & normal forms are both insufficient sample for testing.
This was after 3 days' abstinence. The GP as asked that we do another one after 5 / 6 days to compare, but that will probably take another couple of weeks to get an appointment to drop the sample off.
So obviously those things aren't great, but how unlikely is it to get pregnant with that? I am sure I have hormonal problems anyway (although blood tests and my ultrasound have seemed fine, but I know I'm not), but just the sperm alone...
Thanks - I just want to have a realistic idea of what this actually means.
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Can somebody please help me understand these semen results?
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FlourArranger · 02/10/2014 10:47
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