My semen analysis reports are 2 ml 62million/ml motile - 60 sluggish motile- 10 non motile - 30 normal shape -70 pu cells 2-4 rcb nill please suggest it is normal or I have to consult with doctors.

Dr. M S HaqueSexologist38yrs exp

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Here are some general guidelines for interpreting the results you provided: volume (2 ml): the volume of semen is within the normal range (usually 1.5 to 5 ml). Concentration (62 million/ml): the concentration of sperm is within the normal range. A higher sperm count is generally considered better for fertility. Motility (60% motile, 10% sluggish motile, 30% non-motile): motility refers to the percentage of sperm that are moving. Your motility levels seem good, with 60% being motile. Higher motility is generally associated with better fertility. Morphology (30% normal shape): the percentage of sperm with normal morphology is considered within the normal range. Normal morphology is an important factor for fertility. Pus cells (70): the presence of pus cells may indicate infection or inflammation. Elevated pus cell count might suggest a potential issue that needs further investigation by a healthcare professional. Red blood cells (2-4): the presence of red blood cells is generally not normal and may indicate some form of irritation or inflammation. It's important to determine the underlying cause. Regards, Dr. Ms. haque.  

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