How to check sperm concentration?

Men who are not planning to have children need to use condoms when having sex, so they will ejaculate sperm into the condom every time. If you observe carefully, you will find that gold has a certain viscosity, but everyone's physical condition is different. Even for the same man, the sperm concentration ejaculated at different times may be different. So how should a man's sperm concentration be measured?

How to check sperm concentration?

Normal semen results are as follows: liquefaction time: within 60 minutes at room temperature; color: uniform grayish white; semen volume: more than 2.0 ml; pH value: 7.2~8.0; sperm concentration: more than 20×106/ml; sperm motility: more than 75% are alive; sperm motility: more than 50% belong to a and b grades (according to the quality of semen, they are ab, c, d in order); sperm morphology: more than 30% are normal;

Suggestions: It is normal to ejaculate 2-5 ml each time. It is also the lowest standard line

Sperm is divided into animal sperm and plant sperm. Male cells in the process of sexual reproduction in animals, reproductive cells of male animals, male gametes in heterogametic reproduction, haploid reproductive cells produced by the spermatozoa. In real life, sperm refers more to the mature reproductive cells of men, which are formed in the testis.

Suggestions: Normal fresh semen is liquid, which quickly turns into a viscous, gelatinous semi-fluid after discharge, and turns into liquid again after 5 to 30 minutes.

If it still does not liquefy after 30 minutes, it is abnormal, which is seen in: lack or insufficiency of certain enzymes secreted by the prostate, or in reproductive system tuberculosis, which can also affect fertility.

The characteristic of semen is that the volume of semen in one ejaculation is 3-6 ml, and each ml contains 20-400 million sperms. Frequent ejaculation reduces the amount of semen, especially the amount of sperm. The quality and quantity of sperm are necessary conditions for fertilization. If there are less than 20 million sperm per milliliter in the semen, the chance of fertilization is significantly reduced. If there are less than 4 million, fertilization is not suitable. Therefore, the latter value is an indicator of male anti-fertility. If a drug could reduce sperm count to this level. It can be considered that the drug has anti-fertility ability. In addition, at least 60% of the sperm in the semen must have normal morphology and motility for fertilization to occur.

Recommendation: As long as a normal man is healthy and has regular diet and rest, his semen can be replenished to the normal range within 1 to 2 days after ejaculation.