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Seman analysis
Total count-80 million/cumm
Active motile-1st hour-80%,2nd hour-70%
Sluggish motile-1st hour-15%,2nd hour-20%
Non motile-1st hour-5%,2nd hour-10%
Kya ye normal hai??
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Nothing to worry report is normal
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Dear Practo user, this report is normal. However this is not how a lab reports it. So please get it done from a trusted lab or fertility clinic. You can consult me online for further advice on Docon app.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
See the motility has to be checked immediately after liquefaction that takes 20-30 minutes
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Sperms will loose motility outside the vaginal tract and also if not kept in incubator
So according to WHO this motility is normal
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1 hr later or 2 hrs later is usually done only in medicolegal cases and not routine
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Dr. Akash Surana
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Mumbai
It is normal
But more important is from where u have done it
If u have done from some pathology lab then u need to do repeat from a fertility clinic, as pathology lab reports r not accurate
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Dr. Sowmyashree N
Obstetrician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Count and motility are normal.....share the full report for complete analysis
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