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Sperm motility decrease after dengu
After dengue my sperm motality decrease only 10% sperm motile. When it will come again in normal range, i am taking Fertelia M as per my doctor suggestion, can dengue have long time impact on sperm count, morphology and motality.
We are trying for a baby should I go for IVF
My sperm count is 68 million but motality is only 10% and morphology is also not good with 10% tail defect, 6% midpiece defect and 82% head defect
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Since the count is good you can try IUI. IVF will be an option if IUI fails
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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6 yrs exp
Osmanabad
Yes fair chances r there
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