Semen Analysis Test Price in Pakistan: PKR 2,100 at Marham Lab
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Labs offering the Semen Analysis test
| Lab | Price | Book |
|---|---|---|
Semen for Analysis Home sampleSame day | Rs. 2,760 Rs. 3,450 |
How booking works
1. Tap Book
Semen Analysis is added to your booking for you.
2. Pick a time
Give your address in Lahore and choose a collection day and time.
3. Sample at home
A phlebotomist comes to your address and takes the sample.
4. Get your report
Your report is ready in the time shown above, and you can see it in your Marham account.
What is the Semen Analysis test?
A semen analysis measures both the quantity and the quality of semen and sperm. It is the first and most informative test in a male fertility assessment, and it is also used to confirm that a vasectomy has worked. MedlinePlus explains that problems with sperm number, movement or shape can affect the ability to reach and fertilise an egg. At Marham Lab a semen analysis costs PKR 2,100 and your report is ready the same day.
Semen Analysis and Sperm Count: The Same Test
What the Test Measures
One sample produces several separate measurements, and a problem can sit in any one of them.
| Measurement | What it means |
|---|---|
| Volume | The amount of semen in the sample |
| Sperm count | The total number of sperm in the whole sample |
| Sperm concentration | The number of sperm in each millilitre of semen |
| Motility | The percentage of sperm moving efficiently, in a straight line or wide circles |
| Morphology | The proportion of sperm with a normal shape |
| pH | How acidic the semen is |
| Time to liquefaction | How quickly the semen turns from thick to fluid |
| White blood cells | A raised count can point to infection |
Normal Range
Unusually for a lab test, MedlinePlus publishes specific reference figures. These are the ones it lists for a fertility assessment.
| Measurement | Normal range |
|---|---|
| Volume | 1.5 to 7.6 millilitres |
| Sperm count | More than 39 million in the whole sample |
| Sperm concentration | 15 to 259 million per millilitre |
| Motility | Over 40% moving efficiently |
| Morphology | Over 4% with a normal shape |
| pH | 7.2 to 8.0 |
| Time to liquefaction | 15 to 30 minutes after collection |
| White blood cells | Under 1 million per millilitre |
MedlinePlus notes what each one means if it falls short. A volume below 1.5 millilitres may cause infertility. A concentration under 15 million per millilitre may make conception difficult. Below 40% motility, the odds of a sperm reaching and fertilising the egg drop. And more than 1 million white blood cells per millilitre may signal an infection affecting fertility.
Your own report will carry the reference range used by the laboratory that ran it. Use that one.
What Abnormal Results Mean
Who Should Get Tested and When
MedlinePlus gives two clear reasons to have a semen analysis.
- You and your partner have been trying to conceive for at least 12 months without success
- You have had a vasectomy and need to confirm there is no sperm left in your semen. This is usually done 8 to 16 weeks afterwards
Fertility is a shared investigation rather than one person's problem, and a semen analysis is the simplest and least invasive place to start. It is also inexpensive relative to the tests a female partner may go through, which is a practical argument for doing it early rather than last.
How to Prepare
There is one rule that matters more than any other, and getting it wrong invalidates the result.
Avoid all sexual activity that results in ejaculation for 2 to 7 days before the sample is collected. MedlinePlus explains this ensures your sperm count is at its highest. Less than 2 days and the count is artificially low. More than 7 days and motility can fall. Your doctor may give you a more specific window.
No fasting is needed, and there is no known risk to the test.
What Happens During the Test
Why One Sample May Not Be Enough
Final Thoughts
Common questions
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