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Megan Grube
lambmegan
Megan Grube
My husband was diagnosed with Teratozoospermia today. He has to make an appointment with the urologist. Can anyone with experience with this tell me what to expect or what they might do next? We never expected anything to be wrong with him. We always just assumed it was me.
06.06.2018
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lambmegan
@l-cubed, thank you! I’m hoping we can find an easier fix than IVF but if not we will gladly do that!
12.06.2018 Нравится Ответить
l-cubed
I’m sorry you’re going through this. You’re not alone. My DH doesn’t have that so much but his issue is antibodies that affect his motility. It dropped his count down to less than a million moving sperm. Sperm issues come in a few varieties. Low count in general, low motility - they don’t move much or move in circles and morphology - so it’s their shape that makes them hard to penetrate the egg. IVF would still be an option if you elect to do ICSI. Good luck and I hope it will all work out!
08.06.2018 Нравится Ответить
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Cams ·Мама троих детей
@lambmegan, no prob! Please update what you find out 😊
07.06.2018 Нравится Ответить
lambmegan
@cams, unfortunately no! I’m going to call them later this evening and see if they can tell me. If it’s moderate or severe we may have to look into donor because there is no way we would be able to afford that with our insurance covering little to nothing right now. Thanks for the help!
07.06.2018 Нравится Ответить
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Cams ·Мама троих детей
I’ve never heard of this so I looked it up. Looks like with mild and under 35 they can suggest artificial insemination. Moderate and under 35, IVF. Severe cases call for something else but I didn’t understand it. Did they tell you which tier he falls under?
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