Semen Analysis

Semen analysis is a crucial diagnostic tool in assessing male fertility and reproductive health. AndroOne emerges as the ideal choice for this important procedure, providing accurate and comprehensive semen analysis services. With our state-of-the-art laboratory and experienced team, AndroOne ensures precise results and thorough evaluations. By identifying potential issues through semen analysis, we can recommend tailored treatment options to improve fertility and help individuals achieve their reproductive goals. Trust AndroOne for exceptional expertise and personalized care in semen analysis. 

Semen analysis, also known as a sperm test or sperm analysis, is a laboratory test conducted to assess various parameters of semen and sperm quality. It is a crucial diagnostic tool in evaluating male fertility and identifying potential causes of infertility.

During a semen analysis, a man provides a semen sample through masturbation or by using a special condom during intercourse. The sample is then analyzed in a laboratory by a trained technician or reproductive specialist. The analysis typically includes the following parameters:

1. Sperm count: This measures the number of sperm cells present in the semen. A normal sperm count is typically considered to be above 15 million sperm per milliliter (ml) of semen.

2. Sperm motility: It assesses the percentage of sperm that are moving and swimming properly. Motility is divided into different categories based on the speed and direction of movement.

3. Sperm morphology: This refers to the size, shape, and structure of the sperm cells. The analysis evaluates the percentage of sperm with a normal shape, as abnormalities in sperm morphology can affect fertility.

4. Semen volume: It measures the amount of semen produced during ejaculation. Normal semen volume is typically around 1.5 to 5 milliliters.

5. pH level: The pH level of semen indicates the acidity or alkalinity of the seminal fluid. An abnormal pH level may indicate an underlying issue.

6. White blood cell count: Elevated levels of white blood cells in semen may suggest an infection or inflammation in the reproductive tract.

It’s important to note that a single semen analysis may not provide a comprehensive assessment of male fertility. In some cases, additional tests and evaluations may be required to determine the underlying cause of infertility.

If you are concerned about male fertility or are experiencing difficulty conceiving, it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional or a reproductive specialist. They can evaluate your specific situation, order a semen analysis, and provide guidance on potential treatment options or further diagnostic tests.