infertility

[ashpa]

Doc, my husband's semen analysis report is

liquefaction: 45min
volume: 2ml
ph: 7.4
days of absence :02days

sperm conc: 21mil/ml

motility
rapid progressive-11%
slow progressive;29
non progressive:20
immotile:40
normal morphology: <4%
pus cells : 3/hpf
final: Teratozoospermia

we are trying for a baby for some months..bt no result...wat was his problem?is it curable?nw he is having Fertisure M tablet.. will it help us??and i had endometriosis problem..and had a laparoscopy  on last october and took 3 course of lupride 3.75mg till dec...and got my periods on feb14...after tht i have regular periods in every month...

[ashpa]

Thanks lot for ur valuable response.... bt there is no chance for a natural pregnancy?? :(

[Arti Sharma, M.D.]

Hi there,
In teratozoospermia there is an increase in sperm with abnormal morphology. Seminal infections, diabetes mellitus, testicular problem, trauma, varicocoele all can cause teratozoospermia. You can try intrauterine insemination, in which the man´s previously capacitated sperm are introduced in the woman’s uterus during ovulation. It is  used in cases with moderate teratozoospermia.Other options in vitro fertilization, in vitro fertilization with intracytoplasmic sperm injection .Patients suffering from this condition should take essential amino acids like L-Carnitine and antioxidants.You can discuss with your doctor about IVF and ICSI.Do seek the opinion of an experienced infertility expert. I hope it helps.
Best luck and regards!