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One minute to teach you to understand the semen report
Source: LelaiwaPublished: 2024-06-26
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One minute to teach you to understand the semen report sheet


In men's health check-ups, routine semen examination is an important part. Through routine semen testing, we can understand the quality of men'sspermand predict fertility. The following is a

Interpretation of key indicators in the semen report helps you quickly understand whether the quality of sperm is normal.

First of all, semen volume is an important indicator. In general, a normal semen volume should be at least 1.5 ml. If there is too much or too little semen, it may indicate some problems with the reproductive system.

Secondly, sperm concentration is also a key indicator. The normal concentration should be at least 15 million to 100 million sperm per ml of semen (i.e. ≥15×106/ml). If the sperm concentration is too low, it may mean

Oligospermia.

Furthermore, the proportion of forward moving sperm (PR) is also an important reference indicator. The normal ratio should be at least 32%. If it is less than 32%, it may mean the presence of asthenospermia.

In addition, total vitality refers to the sum of forward moving sperm and non-forward moving sperm. The normal ratio should be at least 40%. If it is lower than this value, it means that there may be problems with the sperm's ability to move.

It is worth noting that the liquefaction time of semen is also an indicator that needs to be noted. Normal semen should liquefy within 30 minutes. If this time exceeds or cannot liquefy, it may mean that semen liquefaction is delayed

Late or no liquefaction.

Finally

, semen color is an important indicator. Normal semen should be milky white or yellow. If the semen is red or brown, there may be blood sperm, which is also a problem that needs attention.

In addition to routine semen examination, if you have also performed a morphological test of sperm, then normal sperm should account for at least 4%. If it is below this value, it is called teratospermia, which is also a

Issues that need attention.

Overall, a semen report contains a lot of information that can help us understand the quality of a man's sperm. The normal values of these key indicators can help us determine whether the quality of sperm is normal, thus predicting

Test fertility. Therefore, it is very important to conduct regular semen examinations.


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