Male Factor Infertility
Male Factor Infertility: This Exchange is intended to help couples faced with ... more
See All
Preferences
My Communities
My Discussions
My Email Digests
he is very skinny and is always in pain..
idk if car accidents cause this too? i dont know im just putting in as much info as possible.. he did get into a mo-ped crash when he was about 16?
i will post the results on here so you can see
i really would like to know as much as possible if anybody knows....
were still young.. will this improve?
will he have to take shots for the rest of his life?
HIS LEVEL = 1.8L
AGE REFERENCE MALE:
20-29Yrs = 9.3L - 26.5 L
30-39Yrs = 8.7 - 25.1 L
40-49Yrs = 6.8 - 21.5 L
50-59Yrs = 7.2 24.0 L
60 Yrs and over = 6.6 - 18.1 L
AGE REFERENCE FEMALE
20 - 59 = 0.2 -2.2 L
60 yrs and over = 0.0 - 1.8 L
J***** T****** Average Is Suppose To be 9.3 - 26.5
His is / 1.8 l = 60 yrs and over = 0.0 - 1.8 L (Female) <---View Thread
My husband's latest SA results showed that his motility is questionable. My OB consulted with a Urologist and he put my husband on six weeks of antibiotics because he is thinking that he may have a low-grade prostate infection. My question, or questions are:
What type of infection could this be?
Could something as simple as antibiotics really help with our infertility? (i have been checked out and I am fine and healthy)
We already have a 3-year old daughter and she was conceived quickly with no help and no problems.
Hubby is to do another SA after he finishes the antibiotics, but I just don't know if the antibiotics is going to be what helps us.
If any one could shed some light or give me any type of info, that would be helpful.View Thread
My question: can permanent damage be done to my reproductive system if I opt to not orgasm? Can this lead to infertility?View Thread
I recently had a semen analysis done and was told my count was low and my motility was slow. I am awaiting further tests at this time, but was told my count was around 8 million. So after tireless hours of research I have decided to begin a vitamin regimen that all are supposed to help with this issue. However my concern is the amount of vitamins I am taking and concern over the interactions. Here is what i am currently taking...
50mg zinc
400mcg Folic Acid
400IU Vitamin E
2000mcg Vitamin B-12
1000mg Vitamin C
CVS brand multivitamin A-Z Active performance
I also take Zegerid for GERD.
Any thoughts on if this is just plain overdoing it?
Thanks!View Thread
I did SA and the result showed 6% normal morphology and 3% by kurger's criteria. All the other results like volume, sperm count, motility all were normal. the result comment were given as teratozoospermia(low normal forms). Does it affect the fertility? are there any diet supplements or ways to increase the morphology percentage. Please advice. we are trying for past 1 year.View Thread
And would it have any effect in trying to have a baby?
Thank youView Thread
Much Baby Dust to All of You:)View Thread
Since I got married about 3 years ago (I am 31), I have found my husband(age 38) to have low libido and premature ejaculation which has hugely affected our sex life and caused me a lot of depression, anger, frustration and which has now resulted in a low libido and a dislike for sex myself.
On an average, we used to have intercourse twice a month which has come down to once in 45 days.My husband does say that he is interested in intercourse but this is what we end up having. Even if I played with him sexually until he had an erection, it never excited him enough to have intercourse and I have been thus rejected countless times. When we do have intercourse, he ejaculates right after penetration (within 1-4 few seconds), even if we do not concentrate on his genitals during foreplay. He also doesn't have much of an idea on how to sexually arouse a woman as he is not much of a reader, keeps his hands off my pubic area and so I end up with no orgasm but just a penetration. I do not masturbate either as it is against our religious ethics.I also do not like always having to tell him how he can arouse me. I would like him to know himself.
He has a lot of stress from work and his family and is generally the kind of person who gets tense quickly. I do not know how much of the stress he can control since many factors are beyond his control like his bad boss, the fact that his family does not support or approve his conversion of religion and the fact that his family is unaware of our marriage. I wouldn't be surprised if it was stress that was killing his sperms.. His work schedule also gives him no time for exercise. He also has never shown much interest in going to a urologist which is what worsened the situation. He is a very good person, kind, caring and pious, short-tempered too but is not the communicative type of guy and so I have been battling it out alone, got depressed myself and have lost interest of late. However, yesterday, he asked me to find a good urologist and book an appointment for him and that he wanted to finally do something about it.
My email is about 2 things, primarily our troubled sex life and secondarily conception. I wouldn't want to have children without straightening out the first problem. However, we have had unprotected sex so far. A year ago, I had done an ultrasound scan and found out that I had been ovulating normally and then my husband got his semen analyzed and we found out that he had a low sperm count (8million per ml) but more importantly an indeterminate liquefaction time. So I really do not know if IVF is going to work in this case as his sperms are of poor quality, but then I do not know if anything can be done to improve the quality of his sperms. He was also made to do a hematological analysis,bio-chemical analysis, TSH analysis, serological analysis (HSV 1&2 IGG, IgM, Anti-Chlamydia ab IgG) of blood; urine analysis, microbiological of urine and semen and a scrotal ultra sound & doppler - all came out normal and a minimal bilateral hydrocele was noted. My husband also did say that the physical characteristics of his semen has changed over the years in that, in his late teens, it used to be more gel-like and now its more of a fluid of a spreading nature.
Yesterday, I had another ultra sound scan done (13th day after onset of periods) and the gynec saw some PCOS and asked me to do further check-up between days 1 and 3 of my next periods and a hormonal check-up. I would be following up on that even though I do have regular periods.
Dear doctor, regarding our problem of my husband's lack of interest to have sex, whom do we need to consult? A urologist? A sexologist? A marriage counseller?
Secondly, can we do much about his infertility? When and by whom should we treat that? We do not have the financial means to undergo infertility treatments, however I would still like your advice and know our options.View Thread
But, both the time we lost the baby before completing 3 months. We made some test for her and the gynecologist informed us that she has no problem at all.
Last week I was tested for sperm analysis and found that I have very low concentration
Spem count 0.6 million/ml it should be more than 20 million
pH-Value 7.5
Volume 0.5 ml
Fructose 1782 ug/ml
alpha-glcosidase 18U/l
Also I have been treated for low testorene and I have been using TOSTRON and was advised to use 4 drops everyday.
Now the doctor says I have completely stop using it for a period of 1 month and give the sperm analysis.
Also, 2 days before the test I had intercourse. Now the doctor is asking me to give the sperm without intercourse for 10 days.
Could you please let me know how I should proceed. My wife is very upset and depressed of losing the babies and I would like
to do something about it.
Thanks in advance.View Thread
I just found out the IUI was unsuccessful but then received another call to tell me my husband's counts for the IUI were only 12.4ml total with 2.9 ml motility.
The doctor wanted to know if he was sick, on medication, etc which he was not. What could possibly make such an impact on his numbers?View Thread
After almost 2 years of tryin to conceive with my wife, i get my bloodtests back it states i have Y Chromosome Deletion, passed on by my father who had 2 children, for a long time after we made love and ejaculated into her, and odor would present itself, now im no dummy i am medically trained so i do know that is normal with sperm decay, but right before i went for my first semenalysis, i started on bike rides to help me lose weight, had a different seat to help with compression but it hurt after i got done with my rides, now i think i created a blockage, and went through all these tests except for an ultrasound, but the current doctor is to expensive and out of our CIGNA Network Coverage, was wondering if anyone can recomend a Male Reproductive Urologist in Orlando, not including Dr. Michael Witt, he is my current one. I appreciate any help that is given thanks.View Thread
My question is, is there any 'home remedies' to make his sperm count higher? Im thinking he might have a very, very low sperm count…Thank you!!!View Thread
I have never gotten anyone pregnant and I'm wondering if i should be worried about this. Currently i'm not considering family planning, yet, but i want to have the ability to be honest and forthcoming with my current partner. If i am unable to have children, i want to know and i want to be open with her and let her know.
It makes me very uncomfortable to possibly be in a situation where i would have to explain to someone that loves me, that i am unable to give them a child. This is a situation i wouldn't ever want to have to put someone into, having to decide between the prospect of having children and deciding to stay with me out of pure and honest love.
is this something i should be considering? Should i be worried, and if i should be tested, how do i go about it, and what am i asking for?View Thread
See Related Trying to Conceive Communities
Women's Health Newsletter
Find out what women really need.
Spotlight: Member Stories
Related News
Report Problems to the
Food and Drug Administration
You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit the FDA MedWatch website or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
Other Member Communities
- Dieting Club: 10 - 25 Lbs Member Community Share Your Tips and Support!
- Caregiving Member Community The Support and Understanding You Need!
- Parenting Friends Talking Member Community Get Support from Members Like You!
-
More Related Communities
The opinions expressed in WebMD User-generated content areas like communities, reviews, ratings, or blogs are solely those of the User, who may or may not have medical or scientific training. These opinions do not represent the opinions of WebMD. User-generated content areas are not reviewed by a WebMD physician or any member of the WebMD editorial staff for accuracy, balance, objectivity, or any other reason except for compliance with our Terms and Conditions. Some of these opinions may contain information about treatments or uses of drug products that have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. WebMD does not endorse any specific product, service, or treatment.
Do not consider WebMD User-generated content as medical advice. Never delay or disregard seeking professional medical advice from your doctor or other qualified healthcare provider because of something you have read on WebMD. You should always speak with your doctor before you start, stop, or change any prescribed part of your care plan or treatment. WebMD understands that reading individual, real-life experiences can be a helpful resource, but it is never a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a qualified health care provider. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor or dial 911 immediately.
Health Solutions From Our Sponsors
©2005-2013 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved.
WebMD does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. See additional information.
