How to Read a Report

The semen test report is generally based on semen volume, liquefaction time, survival rate and other aspects.

1.

Under normal circumstances, the amount of semen excreted by adult men is generally 2-6ml. If it is less than 1.5 ml, it is considered abnormal, suggesting that there may be less semen.

2. Liquification time

Male semen is a viscous jelly when it is first excreted. Under the action of liquefying enzymes, it may be liquefied within 5-30 minutes, presenting a thin water sample.

3. Survival rate In

general, male semen survival rate is greater than 50% within a certain period of time. If the semen survival rate is less than 50%, it indicates that there is abnormal semen quality.