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Sperm motility change problem?
Hi,
We are trying for pregnancy from past 2 years.
My all reports are normal including tube test.
Last year in Nov 19, my husband did semen analysis in which his
Motility = 75%, sperm cocentration= 96 million/ml( attached report)
After 9 days we have done IUI, in which his
Motility = 70%, sperm concentration= 10million/ml( attached report)
Today Jul 9,2020, again he did semen analysis in which his
Motility = 10%, sperm count= 30million/ml( attached report)
And dr. Adviced few medicines to him
1.Levoiz 500
2. C- Gest
3. Capriva M
Pl tell all medicines are ok???, can he take safely????
It is possible sperm motility can decrease from 70% to 10% within six months???
I am attaching all reports.
I will go for IUI once again. Can it be successful??
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Dear Practo user, it is possible but not very common. Was there an abstinence period of 2-3 days? Did your spouse have fever during this time? Where was the sample collected- at home? You can repeat a semen analysis from somewhere else. The motility is really low if it is 10% and you should go for active treatment. Motility usually never increases with medicines. Please consult me on Docon app for further advice
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Nothing to worry, 3to 6 cycles may need for successful IUI
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