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What is a healthy sperm count?

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My semen analysis says 18 million/ml. Is that bad?

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WHO reference values put the lower limit at roughly 15 million sperm per millilitre, with about 39 million total per ejaculate, at least 40% motile, and 4% normal forms. Values below reference reduce but don't eliminate fertility.

answered 2d ago•
Anuradha Setty
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18 million/ml is above the WHO lower reference limit of about 15 million/ml. Motility and morphology matter alongside concentration.

answered 2d ago•
Rohit Malhotra
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Counts vary considerably between samples. A single result should be repeated after 6-12 weeks before drawing conclusions, since sperm production takes about 74 days.

answered 2d ago•
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