Male Factor Infertility
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I am 28 years old and my wife is 22, we are both trying to have baby sine 15 months almost every other day, yet No luck. My wife has gone through several test including blood test, biochemistry, urine analysis, and ultrasound and I also have been gone through semen analysis, again it is fine yet No luck. My wife has tried Clomid as well for 3 months, yet no luck.
Can any body suggest us any thing that may help us.
I am worried if any thing is wrong with my semen as it is very less viscous.
My semen results are:
quantity: 2ml
Total count: 85 M/ml
Motile: 90%
Non Motile: 10%
Normal: 70%
Abnormal: 30%
Color: Dirty White
Appearance Turbid.
Liquifaction: 30
Awaiting for some positive feedback.
Sounds like testing has come back normal on both sides so now it's a waiting game to see if pregnancy just happens.
Infertility is 40% female factor, 40% male factor and 20% combination and/or undiagnosable. It's easier when you have any answer but you are falling in that 20% gray zone.
At this point you can give it a few more months or move onto trying intrauterine inseminations or IVF if needed.
Keeping my fingers crossed the natural conception will work!
Amy Perkins, MS, TS (ABB)
Laboratory Supervisor
Arizona Andrology Laboratory & Cryobank
International Center for Vasectomy Reversal
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