Can the SCSA test measure the sperm DNA fragmentation levels of all men?
No. SCSA test results may be inconclusive for men with a very low sperm count (<500,000/ml to 750,000/ml) and/or a high level of seminal debris. Current or prior semen analysis will show sperm density and the presence of seminal debris. Consider these factors before ordering the SCSA test. If the sperm density is <500,000/ml we will measure the sample, but the patient will still be responsible for the charges if the results are unclear.
