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Trying to conceive for 2.5 years with no success. My husband's sperm motility is low at 25%.
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Trying to conceive for 2.5 years with no success. My husband's sperm motility is low at 25%.
Asked by Female, 37 · 1 month ago
Low sperm motility (25%) can make it harder to conceive naturally, which may explain the delay. Your husband should see a fertility specialist for repeat semen analysis and treatment options like lifestyle changes, medicines, or antioxidants. Depending on overall reports, IUI or IVF can significantly improve the chances of pregnancy.
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Overview of Infertility Causes
- Infertility can result from female factors, male factors, or both.
Male Factor: Low Sperm Motility
- Sperm motility is crucial for fertilization. Low motility (25%) can significantly reduce conception chances.
Female Factors to Consider
- Age-related fertility decline is notable, especially after 35.
- Common issues include ovulation disorders, tubal blockages, endometriosis, and uterine abnormalities.
Diagnostic Steps
- Comprehensive evaluation for both partners is essential.
- Female tests: hormonal profile, ovulation assessment, pelvic ultrasound, hysterosalpingography.
- Male tests: repeat semen analysis, possibly advanced sperm function tests.
Treatment Options
- Lifestyle changes for both partners.
- Medical treatments to enhance ovulation or sperm quality.
- Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) like IUI or IVF.
Specialist Consultation
- Consult a fertility specialist or reproductive endocrinologist for personalized evaluation and management.
Emotional Support
- Recognize the emotional impact and seek support if needed.
Answered 1 month ago