Sperm Analysis Calculator

A healthy sperm count for conception is typically considered to be 15 million sperm per milliliter or more. Counts lower than this may reduce the chances of fertilization, though conception is still possible.

3.0 mL is considered a normal semen volume. Most men ejaculate between 1.5 to 5 mL per ejaculation. This amount is enough to transport sperm through the cervix toward the egg for fertilization.

For semen analysis, a normal sample should have: - Volume: 1.5–5 mL - Sperm count: ≥15 million/mL - Total motility: ≥40% - Morphology: ≥4% normal forms These parameters are based on WHO guidelines.

Key parameters include volume, count, motility (movement), morphology (shape), and pH. Compare your results with WHO reference values. Consulting a fertility specialist helps interpret what it means for conception chances.

Strong sperm usually show high motility, healthy morphology, and good concentration. These are tested through a semen analysis. Good sperm can swim efficiently and survive the journey to fertilize the egg.

While rare, it is possible. However, 1 million sperm per mL is considered extremely low. Natural conception with this count is unlikely without assisted reproductive techniques like IUI or IVF.

Drinks rich in antioxidants, like pomegranate juice, green tea, and beetroot juice, may help improve sperm quality. Hydration with water and cutting alcohol and caffeine also improves semen health.

Home sperm test kits like SpermCheck measure sperm concentration using a sample and test strip. However, they don’t assess motility or morphology. For full analysis, visit a fertility clinic.

Yes, it is possible, depending on the severity. Mild to moderate low sperm counts may still result in pregnancy. Treatments like IUI, IVF, or ICSI can improve success rates in severe cases.

Signs may include: - Very watery or discolored semen - Low libido or hormonal imbalance - Difficulty conceiving despite regular unprotected sex Only a semen analysis can confirm sperm health definitively.

Foods that boost sperm count include: - Leafy greens (spinach, kale) - Walnuts, eggs, and pumpkin seeds - Zinc-rich foods like oysters - Antioxidant-rich fruits like berries and citrus Avoid processed food and soy-based products in excess.

Yes, if sperm are present and motile, even watery semen can result in pregnancy. However, watery semen might indicate low sperm concentration or seminal fluid issues, which should be evaluated if conception is difficult.