Question 166 · LEK · Infertility
A 32-year-old patient did the sperm count test for the diagnostics of couple infertility. He avoided ejaculation for 3 days before the test. The test results show: sperm number 18 mln/mL; sperm motility slow and rapid 33% in total; sperm morphology - 5% normally shaped. What conclusion should be formulated?
- A. normospermia.
- B. asthenozoospermia.
- C. kryptozoospermia.
- D. oligoteratozoospermia.
- E. asthenoteratozoospermia.
Hint
Compare each parameter with the current WHO lower reference limits for concentration, progressive motility and normal morphology.
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