interpret my analysis results

I have reviewed the semen analysis report you sent. According to the results, although the ejaculate volume (2.6 mL) is within the normal range, the sperm concentration (0.1 million/mL) and total sperm count (0.26 million) are quite low according to the 6th edition guide of the World Health Organization (WHO). In normal values, sperm concentration should be 15 million/mL or higher, and total sperm count should be 39 million or higher.

In addition, in the motility section, total motility is stated as 100% immotile (not moving), meaning that no motile sperm was found in the entire sample. Normally, the total motile sperm rate should be at least 40% and the fast progressive sperm rate should be at least 32%.

The value stated for sperm morphology (shape) is stated as 'normal forms', but there is no specific percentage rate in this section. According to WHO criteria, the normal shaped sperm rate is expected to be 4% and above.

In conclusion, this report appears to indicate oligoasthenozoospermia (low sperm count and low motility). Such results may be associated with male infertility. It is important to see a urologist or reproductive endocrinologist for treatment and further evaluation. Such results can sometimes be due to hormonal imbalances, lifestyle factors, or anatomical issues and require appropriate medical evaluation and counseling.

Please remember that these comments are only intended to give you an idea and are not a definitive medical diagnosis. Please consult with your healthcare professional for further evaluation and treatment options. I am not a doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.