Well there's both good and bad(ish) news about my OH's SA.
Results are as follows:
Appearance: Normal
Viscosity: Increased
Liquefaction: Normal
pH: 8.3 (Normal range is >7.2)
Volume (ml) 3ml (Normal range is >1.5ml)
Round Cells 1.30 (Normal range is <5.0 Million per ml)
Concentration (mill/ml) 57 million (Normal >15 million)
Total Sperm Count (million) 171.00 Million!
Motility a% (Moving Fast) 46 (million)
Motility b% (Moving slowly) 8 (million)
Motility c% (Non Progressive) 5 (million)
Motility d% (Not moving at all) 41 (million).
Normal value, a + b = 32% (54% OH's result)
Normal forms 2 (Normal is > 4)
Agglutination: None
Comments:
Todays Sample had a reduced percentage of normal forms.
So, in all - OH's sperm is either all or nothing. Although it isn't too bad I am a little worried that the 'normal forms' are so low (2) when it should be above 4. At the time of the SA he was on antibiotics for a UTI, so we think this may have affected his results.
I guess I'm in shock that he produces 171 MILLION, but a little disappointed that whilst 46 million are fast swimmers, 41% are not moving at all. I've put the results in my Journal last night as well as researched what vitamins I'll put him on to increase the forms - as this was another area of concern.