Sperm Count Decreased, Took Paternia, Fertomid, Had A Miscarriage. Help?
My sperm count was 5 million with 30% mortility. I took Paternia and Fertomid for 2 months in March/April 2012 and then stopped taking medicines as my wife conceived (At that time , sperm count increased to 20 million). Unfortunately, she met with an miscarriage and then I have been taking Paternia and Fertomid for the last 3 months. It increased sperm count to 10 million now and now i m worried about the same. Please help me
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thanks for the query.
Actually, the semen count is not the only factor that determines fertility.
At low semen count, sometimes, sperm quality and function is also compromised, which might be a cause of miscarriage. Of course, you should have got your wife also thorougly evaluated for any cause of miscarriage.
Please consult an Andrologist for exact cause of decreased sperm count.
Do not take medicines on your own.
WIth a count of 10 million, I would recommend IUI ( intra uterine insemination ) in your case, for which you need to consult an Infertility specialist.
Take care.
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Sperm Count Decreased, Took Paternia, Fertomid, Had A Miscarriage. Help?
Hello thanks for the query. Actually, the semen count is not the only factor that determines fertility. At low semen count, sometimes, sperm quality and function is also compromised, which might be a cause of miscarriage. Of course, you should have got your wife also thorougly evaluated for any cause of miscarriage. Please consult an Andrologist for exact cause of decreased sperm count. Do not take medicines on your own. WIth a count of 10 million, I would recommend IUI ( intra uterine insemination ) in your case, for which you need to consult an Infertility specialist. Take care.