What Is Semen Collection?
Semen is a secretion of the male reproductive system and is mainly composed of sperm and seminal plasma. Seminal plasma is a medium and energy source for sperm survival, and plays an important role in sperm survival and physiological motor function. The presence or absence of sperm is a sign of male fertility, but the intrinsic quality of semen and sperm is also an essential condition for male fertility. Semen examination generally includes routine inspection and special inspection. Semen routine examination (PRT) includes: semen discharge, semen color, pH value, sperm motility, sperm motility, microscopic examination (by observing sperm morphology, number, cell conditions, etc.), semen liquefaction time, etc. Routine semen examination is one of the simple and popular laboratory examination methods in urology, andrology, and reproductive medicine. In addition, the results of routine semen testing can only reflect the probability of fertility in male patients.
Basic Information
- Chinese name
- Semen routine
- Sperm density
- 15 million / ml or more
- Sperm viability
- 58% or more
- leukocyte
- Less than 1 × 10 / ml
Clinical Significance of Semen
- Routine semen tests can be used:
- 1. Assess male reproductive function. If an abnormality in one of the tests does not judge its reproductive function, a comprehensive analysis should be performed after multiple tests.
- 2. Semen examination is of great significance in the diagnosis of male reproductive system diseases such as inflammation of the reproductive system and tumors, and the observation of the effect after vasectomy.
Semen routine normal value reference range
- Semen color
- Normal semen is a milky white viscous liquid.
- 2.Semen discharge
- The discharge amount is 2.0 to 4.0 ml at a time.
- 3. Semen liquefaction time
- 0.5 to 1 hour liquefaction by itself.
- 4.pH
- 7.5 to 8.5.
- 5. Semen activity rate
- > 70%.
- 6. Sperm vitality
- Excellent + good (A + B)> 50%.
- 7. Microscopy
- (1) White blood cells (WBC) <5 cells / HPF.
- (2) Red blood cells (RBC) <5 cells / HPF.
- (3) Sperm count: (100 200) × 10 / L [(100 200) × 10 / ml].