Sperm analysis results, need advice

[Vk01pate]

Hello! I need some help assessing these results. The doc said that the only issue I have is morphology but I want to confirm if this is true, and if it is, what can I do to increase it. I have stopped drinking the past few weeks and I started taking CoQ10. Wanted to know if there is anything else I can do to increase better morphology.

Count is 48 million which is good, they look for over 15. Motility is 47% which is fine they look for over 40%. Progressive motility is 40% they look for over 32%. The problem is morphology. Anything under 15% is abnormal and yours is 4.5%

Thanks!!!

[Dr. Wisot]

The most important analysis is the strict morphology. The new normal for strict morphology is 4%, the older normal was 15%. If yours was a strict morphology you are borderline.

See a specialist in male fertility and make the lifestyle changes. There could be a physical reason for the borderline strict morphology.

Arthur Wisot, M. D.

[jara]

hello Dr wisot, i just received my semen analysis and wish to ask how fine it is and if i should be worried now. Volume 3.4
Count 0.0 million/ specimen > 39million
Concentration 0.0 million/ml> 15 million
Percent motile 0.0 % within 1 hour >40%
Concentration motile 0.0 million/ml >6.0, million
Progressive rapid 0% % unit 9>32% progressive
Progression static 100%
WBC < significant > 1 million
Super vital stain >58% live
Normal oval ranges 15% -100%
Kruger’s morphology 4%- 14%
Comments: 53 motile sperm observed under 20hbf
No morphology

[Dr. Wisot]

It appears that there are just a handful of sperm present and this is a problem. You need a complete evaluation by an expert in male fertility to repeat it, find the reason and hopefully a fix.

Let us know what the evaluation shows.

Arthur L. Wisot, M. D.
Reproductive Partners Medical Group
Redondo Beach, California

[jara]

Hi dr, how best can i fix it. Is it correctable? What am i to wirk on? Any deficiency? Please ur advise.

[Dr. Wisot]

Before you can fix it you need to have it evaluated to find out the reason, i.e. genetic, obstruction.

There is nothing you can do yourself; you must see a specialist in male fertility to make a diagnosis first.

Arthur L. Wisot, M. D.
Reproductive Partners Medical Group
Redondo Beach, California