Biochemical analysis of seminal plasma

Biochemical analysis of seminal plasma is a diagnostic test that provides comprehensive information about the quality and functionality of sperm. IntroLab, a specialized biochemical laboratory in Belgrade, conducts this analysis with high precision and offers expert interpretation of the results.

Biochemical analysis of seminal plasma – Importance

The analysis of seminal plasma is of great importance for patients planning in vitro fertilization procedures or facing difficulties with conception.

One of the key parameters assessed in the analysis of seminal plasma is sperm concentration. A low sperm concentration may indicate oligozoospermia, while a high concentration may be associated with a condition known as polyzoospermia. These results help doctors determine the cause of infertility in the patient and choose the best treatment approach.

Sperm motility is another important parameter that is analyzed. Sperm that are fast and mobile have a higher chance of successfully fertilizing an egg cell. Poor motility can be due to various factors, such as hormonal imbalances, infections, or genetic disorders.

Sperm morphology is also analyzed in seminal plasma. Normal morphology is important because it enables sperm to move properly and fertilize the egg cell. Changes in morphology may indicate the presence of abnormal sperm, which can be one of the causes of infertility.

In addition to these key parameters, the analysis of seminal plasma may also include the assessment of other factors such as pH value, ejaculate volume, and the presence of possible infections. All this data provides a comprehensive picture of sperm health.

What does the sampling look like?

The analysis of seminal plasma is performed by collecting a sample of ejaculate during masturbation or with the help of special condoms or sample collection devices. This analysis is carried out using carefully calibrated instruments and professional staff to ensure the accuracy of the results.