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How to conceive with low sperm motility
Married Life 4.5yrs. My hubby is 35 and di am 33. We conceived normally 2yrs back but i had medical abortion at 22weeks due to cervical insufficiency. Baby was healthy.
Now we r ttc for past 1yr 4months. My reports normal. Hubby sperm count 70m pm. But motility 28%. Was put on lineator and Coq from past 4months but still could not conceive.
Can't visit dr now. Can anybody plz advice what changes we can do or any more supplements for both of us. I am worried bcz of our age.
Any natural ways and dietry help is welcome plz advice.
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Count 70 million and 28% motility is moderately ok.
You should also take some ovulation induction, simple tablets to increase your chances of pregnancy. Timing intercourse with use of Ovulation predictor kit, so that you do not miss most fertile period of your menstrual cycle also helps.
Other factors, such as your period cycle regular or not? Ovulation time changes in cervical mucous is happening or not? Are your Fallopian Tubes open? These factors need to be evaluated.
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Online consultation for TTC with Ovulation induction and OPK TESTING.
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Blood tests advised r
Prolactin, TsH,Fasting sugar and rule out blood pressure
After lockdown get testicular Doppler to rule out varicocele
Cold water bath to reduce body temp
Stop smoking
If motility doesnot improve,iUI will help
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