tract0rgirl
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Nov 3, 2010
- Messages
- 195
- Reaction score
- 0
Hi, everyone - hope you're all well on this fab morning. Hubby and I have just had our first lots of fertility tests and had our results back this week.
For me - my day 3 and day 21 bloods have all come back good. My levels are all good and I'm ovulating regularly. My doctor wants to give me a pelvic exam next week to make sure my vagazzle, etc is ok.
Hubby just got his sperm results back - a mixture of good and bad. His sperm count is good - no problems with that. The sperm mobility is good, so no problems with them whizzing up my cervix. The problem is he has 95% abnormal sperm.
I guess this news is more good than bad? I was afraid he would have a low sperm count and low mobility, which would make it more difficult to conceive?
The doc said the average man has 85% abnormal sperm, which sounds high anyway. On the bright side, he is producing a good amount of sperm that can swim - just not as many quality ones as normal. But there are good quality, good swimming spermies in there.
Anyone else here had the same problem? The doc just said he should be keeping his gonads cool, eating well, not smoking or drinking, etc - which is what he does anyway, so I guess there isn't a great deal he can do?
For me - my day 3 and day 21 bloods have all come back good. My levels are all good and I'm ovulating regularly. My doctor wants to give me a pelvic exam next week to make sure my vagazzle, etc is ok.
Hubby just got his sperm results back - a mixture of good and bad. His sperm count is good - no problems with that. The sperm mobility is good, so no problems with them whizzing up my cervix. The problem is he has 95% abnormal sperm.
I guess this news is more good than bad? I was afraid he would have a low sperm count and low mobility, which would make it more difficult to conceive?
The doc said the average man has 85% abnormal sperm, which sounds high anyway. On the bright side, he is producing a good amount of sperm that can swim - just not as many quality ones as normal. But there are good quality, good swimming spermies in there.
Anyone else here had the same problem? The doc just said he should be keeping his gonads cool, eating well, not smoking or drinking, etc - which is what he does anyway, so I guess there isn't a great deal he can do?