What is the normal range of sperm count?

The normal range for sperm count is more than 15 million per milliliter.

The range for normal sperm count can vary according to different criteria, and usually in a semen analysis, the normal sperm count should exceed 15 million per milliliter. Also, the total sperm count in the entire semen sample should exceed 40 million. In addition to total sperm count, semen also includes other indicators used to assess sperm quality and motility, and is also an important measure of male fertility, such as semen active sperm density, total motile sperm density, non-motile sperm density, etc. It

should be noted that normal sperm count is only one aspect of assessing male fertility, and other factors such as sperm morphology, motility, and semen pH should also be considered.