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Teaticle size and semen analysis
Could you please assess the reports and advice treatment. I am trying for natural conception. No issues with libido and performance
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Dr. Anantbir Singh Lubana
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13 yrs exp
Ludhiana
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Dr. Gautam Chopra
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Jalandhar
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your sperm count of 8 million per ml is below the usual range for natural conception, and the raised pus cells point to a possible infection in the reproductive tract. The scan shows both testes are a little smaller than average but otherwise structurally normal, with no varicocele or blockage.
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A fertility specialist can treat the infection first, since that alone often improves count and motility, then repeat the semen analysis after two to three months along with a hormone profile. Natural conception isn't ruled out at this count, so this workup is worth doing properly rather than waiting it out.
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If the infection goes untreated, counts can stay low or drop further, so please see a fertility specialist without delay.
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