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.

A semen analysis is a simple lab test that checks a man's sperm health. It measures sperm count, movement (motility), shape (morphology), and semen volume. It helps doctors find causes of male infertility and plan the right treatment.

You can improve sperm count and motility by eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly, getting enough sleep, managing stress, and avoiding smoking, alcohol, or drugs. Wearing loose clothing and treating any infections or medical issues can also help. Sometimes, doctors may recommend vitamins or medicines to support sperm health, and with these steps, improvements can often be seen over a few months.

Medicines and supplements like antioxidants, vitamins (C, E), zinc, folic acid, and certain fertility medicines can help improve sperm motility and shape, but they work best alongside a healthy lifestyle. Even with low motility or abnormal morphology, there is still a good chance to conceive, especially with treatments like IUI or IVF if needed. A fertility specialist can guide the most suitable approach.

Treatment for male infertility depends on the cause. Options include lifestyle changes (healthy diet, exercise, stopping smoking/alcohol), medicines to improve sperm count or treat infections or hormone problems, and surgery for issues like varicocele or blockages. If needed, assisted reproductive techniques such as IUI, IVF, or ICSI can help achieve pregnancy. A fertility specialist can guide the best option after proper tests.

Low sperm motility means the sperm do not move well, so they have trouble reaching and fertilising the egg. This can make it harder to achieve pregnancy naturally and is a common cause of male infertility. Depending on how low the motility is, treatment may include lifestyle changes, medicines, or assisted techniques like IUI or IVF to improve the chances of conception.

No, masturbation does not cause male infertility or physical weakness. It is a normal and safe activity when done in moderation. It does not reduce sperm count permanently, nor does it affect strength or health. Problems usually arise only if there is guilt, anxiety, or excessive behavior, not from masturbation itself.