Semen analysis evaluates male fertility by examining various aspects of sperm health and semen characteristics.

In nearly 50% of infertility cases, male factors contribute to the problem. A Semen Analysis Test provides detailed insights into:

• Sperm Count – It shows the total number of sperms in your semen, showing how many "players" are in the game.
• Sperm Motility – How well your sperm can swim to meet the egg, like tracking their speed and energy.
• Sperm Morphology – Checking if your sperm have the right shape to get the job done.
• Semen Volume – Assessing the amount of semen produced when you ejaculate, which carries the sperm.
• Semen pH Value – It is a measure of how balanced or acidic your semen is for sperm health.
• Liquefaction Time – Analysing How quickly semen turns from thick to liquid, helping sperm move freely.
• Fructose Levels – Examining the energy boost in your semen that keeps sperm active and swimming.

By analyzing these factors, fertility experts can determine whether male infertility is a result of low sperm count, poor motility, abnormal sperm shape, or hormonal imbalances, enabling effective treatment recommendations.

For couples pursuing IVF or IUI, a Semen Analysis Test helps specialists pick the right game plan. If sperm issues like low count or poor motility pop up, treatments like ICSI can boost fertilization chances.

What Semen Analysis Reveals:

• Unexplained Low Sperm Count: When there’s no clear reason behind low numbers.
• Blocked Tubes (Vas Deferens): Physical blockages stopping sperm from flowing.
• Genetic Issues: Conditions like Y-chromosome deletions impacting sperm production.
• Hormonal Imbalances: Problems like low hormone levels that affect fertility.
• Lifestyle Habits: Smoking, drinking, drugs, obesity, or stress taking a toll on sperm health.

By analyzing these factors, fertility experts can determine whether male infertility is a result of low sperm count, poor motility, abnormal sperm shape, or hormonal imbalances, enabling effective treatment recommendations.