What Constitutes a High Sperm Count?

Generally, a high sperm count is defined as greater than 15 million sperm per millilitre of ejaculate. That said, >200 million sperm per millilitre are also considered normal.¹ A high sperm count may improve the probability of pregnancy when sperm motility is low, and vice-versa.² Sperm count often vary significantly from sample to sample, and it is not always an indicator of fertility.³ However, other sperm parameters like motility and concentration may provide important insights on male fertility status.

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