Patient's question:
Hello doctor, after my marriage, I and my wife started trying to conceive, but my wife has not been able to get pregnant. Later, we decided to go to the hospital for a check-up. After the test results came out, the doctor said that my sperm count was low and that I could not have children. I also don't understand the results, so here I want to ask how many sperm is considered normal? How many sperm are needed to have children?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Normal semen volume is about 2—5ml, milky white in color, containing grayish-white clumps, which liquefy spontaneously within 10—20 minutes. The pH value is 7.2—8.0. Sperm total count is 20—60 million/ml. Sperm motility rate is 60%. Sperm vitality is divided into 4 grades: Grade a indicates excellent sperm motility, with rapid straight forward movement; Grade b indicates good sperm motility, with straight forward movement; Grade c indicates average sperm motility, with only forward curvilinear movement; Grade d indicates poor sperm motility, with only localized twitching in place. Normal vitality is Grade a > 25% or A + B > 50%. Wish you health!