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Does Teratozoospermia With Head Defect Of 90% Cause Infertility?

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Posted on Mon, 28 Jul 2014
Question: hi sir,

my hubby was diagnosed to be with teratozoospermia with head defect of 90% but otherwise his count and motility are normal.kindly answer me whether can i get pregnant?
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Answered by Dr. Mahesh Koregol (39 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
4 percent normal morphology

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

I read your query and I understand your concerns.

Following is my reply:

1) 90 percent head defects is a lot. But if remaining 10 percent sperms are having normal morphology then there is nothing to worry.

2) Conception is possible even if 4 % of sperms are having normal morphology. This report cannot be called terato spermia if more than 4 % sperms have normal morphology.

Let me know if you have anymore questions.

Regards,
Dr. Mahesh Koregol
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Does Teratozoospermia With Head Defect Of 90% Cause Infertility?

Brief Answer: 4 percent normal morphology Detailed Answer: Hi, I read your query and I understand your concerns. Following is my reply: 1) 90 percent head defects is a lot. But if remaining 10 percent sperms are having normal morphology then there is nothing to worry. 2) Conception is possible even if 4 % of sperms are having normal morphology. This report cannot be called terato spermia if more than 4 % sperms have normal morphology. Let me know if you have anymore questions. Regards, Dr. Mahesh Koregol