The phrase "a sperm count" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or scientific contexts when discussing male fertility or reproductive health.
Example: "The doctor recommended a semen analysis to determine the sperm count and assess fertility."
Alternatives: "sperm analysis" or "sperm concentration".
It also found that those who watched the most TV (more than 20 hours a week) had a sperm count 44% lower than those who watched the least.
The study found that the men who were most physically active had a sperm count that was 73% higher than the least active.
Men who watched more than 20 hours of television a week had a sperm count 44 per cent lower than those who watched the least, it found.
Professor Richard Sharpe at the Medical Research Council's Human Reproductive Science Unit in Edinburgh says a consensus is building in the community that as many as one in four young men have a sperm count that would render them subfertile or infertile.
Sharpe said that whether or not the French study settled the debate over falling sperm counts, it was unquestionable that across northern Europe, one in five, and perhaps more, young men has a sperm count low enough to impair their fertility.
But getting a "fertile" reading on a sperm count test can dissuade men from further exploring these options.
A good sperm count and a ring do not by themselves turn a young cad into a promising husband.
In his new play, "Subfertile," he graphically -- and amusingly -- describes the anguish of a husband with a low sperm count who will do almost anything in order to improve his chances of fatherhood.
Moreover, the cell percentage in S phase significantly increased, followed by a decreased sperm count and a decrease in testis weight [ 17].
Mortimer diagnosed Fowler with a low sperm count and Ashby with a tipped uterus, a condition in which the uterus tilts toward the spine, according to the lawsuit.
Abnormal ejaculation would be an ejaculation with a lower sperm count or total absence of sperm.
