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According to the analysis results in the image, semen analysis was performed and results outside of normal values were seen in some parameters. Especially sperm count and motility values are noteworthy.

As stated in the laboratory report:

• Ejaculate volume:2.6 mL (WHO 6th edition reference: ≥1.4 mL)
• Sperm concentration:0.1 million/mL (WHO 6th edition reference: ≥15 million/mL)
• Total sperm number:0.26 million (WHO 6th edition reference: ≥39 million)
• Motility:
• Total motility: 100% (WHO 6th edition reference: ≥40%)
• Progressive motility: ≤ 1% (WHO 6th edition reference: ≥32%)
• Morphology: Normal forms N/A (WHO 6th edition reference: ≥4%)

These results indicate low sperm count and motility problems. This may be an indication of reproductive problems such as oligospermia (low sperm count) and asthenospermia (low sperm motility).

It is important to see a urologist or a reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist for evaluation and treatment of infertility or other reproductive issues. These specialists can investigate the causes of low sperm count and motility, recommend additional tests as needed, and discuss appropriate treatment options.

Please note that the results should be considered in the broader context of your personal health, medical history, and current health conditions. The information above is based solely on laboratory results, and please contact your doctor for a more detailed and personalized evaluation. I am not a doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.