Looking for a reliable centre for semen analysis? Look no further
Semen analysis is often an uncomfortable experience. Lack of a proper room to deposit semen with poor instructions and assistance makes the procedure quite intimidating. At CRAAFt, we understand this, which is why we ensure that you get:
- Proper Instructions
- Dedicated Room
- Assistance
- Experts for Analysis
- Reporting as per WHO standard
- Reproducibility in Reports
- Advanced semen tests
- Facility for Home collection via SPEEDO sperm kit
- Penile Vibratory Stimulation (PVS) in special cases
Learn more about how CRAAFt is changing the landscape of male infertility management.

Knowledge can dispel fear and apprehension, that’s where our step by step guide will come in handy.

How is Semen Analysis Done: A step by step Guide
Semen analysis is a key test for evaluating male fertility. Here’s how it’s done:
Step 1: Preparation
Avoid Alcohol/Caffeine: For at least 48 hours prior to the test.
Abstinence: Refrain from ejaculation for 2-5 days before the test.
Hydration: Drink plenty of water for accurate results.
Step 2: Sample Collection
- Method: The semen sample is collected via masturbation in a private room at the clinic, or at home and brought to the lab within 30-60 minutes.
- Sterile Container: Use the provided sterile container—avoid lubricants or condoms.
Step 3: Laboratory Analysis
The lab will evaluate the following:
pH Level: The acidity or alkalinity of the semen.
Sperm Count: The number of sperm per milliliter of semen.
Motility: How well sperm move, which is crucial for fertilization.
Morphology: The shape and size of sperm.
Volume: The amount of semen in the sample.

Advanced Semen Testing
Advanced semen testing provides a deeper look into male fertility, going beyond basic sperm count and motility. It’s particularly useful when standard tests don’t explain fertility issues. Here are some key advanced tests:
- Sperm DNA Fragmentation: Measures sperm DNA damage, which can affect fertilization and pregnancy success.
- Sperm Function Tests: Assesses sperm ability to fertilize an egg.
- Seminal Fluid Analysis: Examines the biochemical components of semen for prostate or vesicle issues.
- Anti-Sperm Antibodies Test: Checks if sperm are being attacked by the body’s immune system.
- Sperm Chromatin Structure Assay (SCSA): Evaluates sperm chromatin integrity, which impacts fertilization.
- Genetic Testing: Identifies potential chromosomal or genetic abnormalities.
Advanced testing is recommended for unexplained infertility, repeated IVF failures, or if there’s a history of testicular injury or genetic concerns. It helps create more targeted treatment plans and provides better insights into fertility challenges.
Meet our team
Our skilled team at CRAAFt IVF includes a top gynaecologist, a director, an expert embryologist, and an experienced andrologist, offering comprehensive fertility solutions.

Neha Shriya
Gynaecologist and Infertility Expert

Raman Tanwar
Urologist and Andrologist

Shilpa Dutta
Embryologist

Kirti Vijay Rathore
Director and Pathologist
FAQs
How can semen analysis help with IVF treatment?
Semen analysis is an essential step in IVF, as it assesses sperm health and helps determine the best course of action for fertility treatments. If issues like low sperm count or motility are identified, advanced techniques like ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) may be recommended.
Can semen analysis prevent unnecessary IVF cycles?
Yes, semen analysis can provide critical insights into male fertility issues early on, allowing couples to understand the potential challenges and optimize treatment plans, potentially reducing the need for multiple IVF cycles and increasing the chances of success.
Can couples with male infertility still have a successful IVF outcome?
Yes, even with male infertility issues such as low sperm count or poor motility, modern IVF techniques like ICSI can help. A thorough semen analysis allows for the selection of the healthiest sperm, improving chances of a successful pregnancy.
How long does it take to get the results of a semen analysis?
Typically, the results of a semen analysis are available within 2-3 hours after the sample is submitted to the lab. A doctor will review the results and discuss next steps if needed.
Semen Analysis by the Experts
- Following latest WHO Standards
- Done by Qualified andrologists, not Technicians
- Comfortable space with Advanced facilities like PVS, SPEEDO and more.
