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Iui and sperm count
I have done IUI recently for second time.. This time my right ovary produced 2 eggs and no eggs on left ovary. My husband's sperm count before wash was 35million and after post wash it was 65 million.. I want to know whether this count is normal to become pregnant.. Will I get success this time? My husband's semen analysis report before 7 months shows normospermia..plz reply
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POST WASH SAMPLE OF JUST 10 MILLIONIS CONSIDERED ADEQUATE TO GET SUCEESS
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Hello, Yes the semen count is normal. Success cant be ensured completely. Success of IUI lies between 10-20% in each cycle.
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Hello, Mrs .. if is quite normal to be anxious when we are going through the process of assisted reproduction.. one month it's right and one month it's left that how we ovulate and semen now also is normospermia..
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