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My semencount is the 2millions and slow motility 30% and morphology less than 4.my wife has no problem. we have done 4 cycles iui but not have pregnant. so we can go icsi method. is it success my problem. how much success rate in my problem. because i have less than 4 morphology. please suggest me
can i go or dropped please suggest me.
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You should go for icsi ivf procedure. Success is not guaranteed but it could be a 20-25% success rate.
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seek a infertility specialist.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
ICSI is a very good choice in semen samples of low morphology
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In ARC we also do IMSI which is done select sperms with normal morphology for ICSI in semen samples with low normal morphology
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You can do Serum TSH and Blood sugar fasting and postprandial levels to find the cause of abnormal morphology
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Dr. Maneesha Singh
Infertility Specialist
25 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Icsi is the best option for you.. Dont get disheartened.. Visit a good ivf clinic
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