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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Suggest Treatment For Infertility Problems

Hello,
My husband and I have been trying to get pregnant for two years, but without success. Two months ago I had hysteroscopy and laparascopy which ended successfully. But the other problem is that my husband is diagnosed with olygoasthenoteratozoospermia. My question is whether to try few more months to get pregnant spontaneously or we should not waste time with this diagnose and start immediately with insemination or even ICSI?
Thank you,

Katerina
Fri, 23 Jan 2015
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Hello
Welcome here.
I can understand your concerns.
Oligoasthenozoospermia means sperm count, morphology and motility, all are low.

As you have tried for natural conception since last two years, i would suggest you to go for ICSI or IUI.
The problem in your husband's semen analysis wont allow for a natural conception.

Consult an infertility specialist nearest to you for further management.

Hope this helps.
Thanks.
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Suggest Treatment For Infertility Problems

Hello Welcome here. I can understand your concerns. Oligoasthenozoospermia means sperm count, morphology and motility, all are low. As you have tried for natural conception since last two years, i would suggest you to go for ICSI or IUI. The problem in your husband s semen analysis wont allow for a natural conception. Consult an infertility specialist nearest to you for further management. Hope this helps. Thanks.