Semen analysis is one of the basic tests for evaluating male fertility. In this test, the number, motility, and structural (morphological) characteristics of sperm cells in the semen are examined to assess male reproductive potential.
Which parameters are examined?
The following factors are evaluated as part of semen analysis:
- Semen quantity(ejaculate volume)
- Liquefaction time(time for semen to become normally fluid)
- Sperm count(Total number of sperm cells in 1 milliliter)
- Sperm motility
- Moving forward quickly
- Moving slowly forward.
- Mobile in place
- Motile sperm count
- Sperm morphology(morphological structure, normal ratio)
- Presence of leukocytes (inflammatory cells)
This data helps us determine if the infertility is due to male factor infertility and plan the treatment process.
Why is it important?
For semen analysis to yield accurate results, the sample must be collected under appropriate conditions and evaluated correctly. The technical methods used are equally important in this regard. the experience and competence of the embryologist or biologist conducting the evaluation It is also of great importance.
Therefore, a spermogram test;
- With home test kits,
- Not under random laboratory conditions,
- In fully equipped IVF centers, This should be done by experienced professionals.
Semen Analysis at Momart IVF Center
At our center, semen analysis is meticulously evaluated by our experienced embryology laboratory team in accordance with international standards. The analysis results are interpreted not only numerically but also in conjunction with the couple's clinical condition to determine the appropriate treatment plan.
Remember:
Sperm parameters can change over time. Therefore, it is important to repeat the test if necessary and have the results thoroughly evaluated by a specialist physician.

