Semen Analysis Report को कैसे समझें? | How to Read Semen Analysis Report | Increase Sperm Count

Semen Analysis Report को कैसे समझें? | How to Read Semen Analysis Report | Increase Sperm Count In this informative video, Dr. Himanshu Dhawan explains how to properly understand a semen analysis report, one of the most important tests for evaluating male fertility. Many people often get confused by terms like sperm count, motility, morphology, and volume. This video breaks down these complex concepts into simple, easy-to-understand language. For Any Query or Treatment Contact us at: +91 8882136554 Dr. Health Contact Details: Address: B-92, Sushant Lok, Phase 1, Gurugram, Haryana, Near Millennium City Centre Metro Station- 122009 Dr. Himanshu Dhawan begins by clarifying the difference between semen analysis and sperm analysis, emphasizing that semen includes multiple components, not just sperm. He highlights key parameters such as semen volume (which should ideally be above 2 ml), viscosity (how thick or thin the semen is), and the presence of pus cells, which may indicate infection if elevated. The video further explains sperm count and its importance in conception. According to global standards, a sperm count above 15 million per ml is considered normal, but higher counts can increase the chances of conception. Special focus is given to motility (the ability of sperm to move effectively) and morphology (the structure of sperm), both of which play a critical role in successful fertilization. Dr. Himanshu Dhawan also addresses common concerns, such as whether low motility or poor morphology can improve over time. He reassures viewers that with the right treatment, lifestyle changes, and consistency, improvements are possible—often within a cycle of about three months. If you are planning to conceive or have concerns about your fertility report, this video provides valuable insights and practical guidance. Understanding your report is the first step toward improving your reproductive health and achieving successful conception. #maleinfertility #spermcount #drhimanshudhawan #drhealth