What is the normal value of sperm white blood cells?

The normal value of sperm white blood cells is very critical, and sometimes it will affect conception. With the increase in life pressure, many problems of exceeding or insufficient standards will come to fathers who want babies. However, in such a situation, you should treat it well. You should check it before treatment so that it can be treated thoroughly.

Normal. No treatment is needed as long as there is no + sign.

One + sign is equivalent to 10. One + sign means infection, two + signs are more serious, and of course there are three + signs.

Any white blood cell count below 5 can be considered normal, which means there is no infection. Only when infected with a virus will there be an increase in white blood cells. Therefore, this shows that your husband is not infected, so he does not need treatment.

Normal color: The semen just ejaculated is grayish white or slightly yellowish, and becomes semi-milky white after liquefaction. Clinical significance: Soy sauce color or bright red, seen in reproductive system inflammations such as seminal vesiculitis and prostatitis.

3. Semen consistency Semen is a semi-fluid liquid with a certain viscosity that can liquefy on its own. If the viscosity is too high or too low, it indicates that the semen quality is poor. Clinical significance: Increased (no liquefaction in 30 minutes) is seen in infertility. Decreased (thin semen) is seen in oligospermia and azoospermia.

Normal reference value of semen fructose: 9.11-17.67mm0l/L Clinical significance: reduced, seen in infertility caused by seminal vesicle dysplasia, seminal vesiculitis, etc. 11. Normal reference value of dead sperm count: <15% Clinical significance: increased, seen in infertility, often related to reproductive system infection.

Normal reference value of semen pH: pH: 7.2-7.8 Clinical significance: Increased, seen in acute infectious diseases of accessory glands or epididymis, etc. Decreased, seen in chronic infectious diseases of the reproductive system, decreased function of the seminal vesicle, obstruction of the vas deferens, dead sperm, etc.

Normal reference value of semen bacterial culture: negative (no bacteria) Clinical significance: positive, seen in epididymitis, seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, urinary tract infection, etc. 7. Sperm motility. Normal reference value: >70%, mainly primary motile sperm. Clinical significance: reduced, seen in male infertility.

Normal reference value of semen red blood cells: negative (none) Clinical significance: large number of semen white blood cells, seen in seminal vesiculitis, prostate cancer, etc. Normal reference value of semen white blood cells: <5/HP Clinical significance: increased, seen in seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, prostate tuberculosis, etc.

The above are the normal values ​​of sperm white blood cells and some problems that may arise. With such great pressure in life, it is necessary to take good care of your body and go to the hospital for regular check-ups. In such an environment, the baby born will be very healthy. It is very important to have a good eating habit and protect your own health.