Your Test Results
Volume: 3.5 ml
- Reference > 1.4 ml
Good
Appearance: Clear

Normal
Viscosity/Liquefaction: Normal
Sperm concentration: 17 million/ml
- Reference >16 million/ml
Normal

You are
above WHO lower limit (16 million/ml).
Motility (Total): 59 %
- Reference > 40 %
Normal
Breakdown:
- Progressive: 27 %
- Rapid Progressive: 6 %
- Slowly Progressive: 21 %
- Non-progressive: 32 %
- Immotile: 41 %

WHO 2010/2021 criteria want
≥32 % progressive motile sperm. You have
27 %, which is
slightly below this threshold. But your
total motility is fine.
Morphology (Normal forms, WHO 6th): 4 %
- Reference > 4 %
Borderline normal

WHO cut-off is 4%, so you just meet it. This is acceptable.
Total sperm number: 59.5 million (in the whole ejaculate)
- Reference >39 million
Very good
Other calculated indices:
- Sperm motility index (SMI): 2.4 (>2)
Normal
- Velocity (VAP): 13 μm/sec (>5)
Very good
WBC (Pus cells): 1-2/HPF
- Slightly elevated, normal up to 1–5/HPF. Mild inflammation possible, but usually not significant.
Summary of Your Results
Based on WHO 2010/2021 criteria:
Volume – Excellent
Concentration – Normal
Total Count – Excellent
Total Motility – Good
Progressive Motility –
Slightly low (27% vs reference ≥32%)
Morphology – Borderline normal (4%, cutoff is 4%)
Velocity – Excellent
Overall
your semen analysis is within normal limits, though your progressive motility is
a little low.
What does this mean for fertility?
You absolutely have
fertility potential. Your sperm count is good. Total motile count is
35.4 million, which is strong.
- Your progressive motility is a bit under ideal threshold (27 vs 32%), but not severely low.
- Morphology is at WHO minimum (4%), which is still acceptable.
Bottom line: You’re in the
“normal but not optimal” category. Many men with your parameters father children naturally.
Can you make a baby naturally?

Yes, this report shows you have a
fair chance of natural conception.

Couples with similar semen profiles do conceive naturally.

Fertility also depends on your partner’s reproductive health, timing, and other factors.
What could you do to improve?
Since you have
borderline progressive motility and morphology, you might consider:
- Stop smoking (if applicable)
- Avoid excessive alcohol
- Maintain healthy BMI
- Limit hot baths, saunas, tight underwear
- Manage stress
- Antioxidant-rich diet (vitamins C, E, selenium, zinc, folate)
- Control diabetes, thyroid issues
- Avoid environmental toxins/pesticides
When to see a specialist?
Consider a
fertility doctor (andrologist/urologist) if:
- You’ve tried >12 months with no pregnancy
- You have known issues (varicocele, infections, hormonal problems)
- Partner is >35 years old and no pregnancy after 6–12 months
- Significant worsening in repeat tests
Conclusion
Your semen parameters are
overall normal with:

Excellent volume and total count

Normal total motility

Slightly low progressive motility (but close to cutoff)

Borderline-normal morphology
You
likely have good fertility potential, though optimizing lifestyle could help further.
ඔබේ ....

Volume – හොඳ

Concentration – සාමාන්ය

Total count – ඉතා හොඳ

Total motility – හොඳ

Progressive motility – ස්වල්ප අඩුයි

Morphology – Boarderline සාමාන්ය
ඔබට සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම බබෙක් හදන්න හැකියාව තියෙනවා, lifestyle හොඳ කරලා තව දියුණු කරගන්න පුළුවන්.