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Hi,
Your husband's total sperm count is less but still we need to calculate the semen volume which will be (sperm count*volume*motility). The normal count is over 20 million and around 10 million is needed to go for an an IVF . The mortality is not very high(in the sense of unable to see you pregnant)
However there are many causes for low sperm count which at times can be easily treatable like a strong infection in your body. He might be taking some over the counter drugs specially some antifu ...
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Occasional dead or dying sperm can be sen in even normal report,that does not suggest azospermia.
There is a fixed ratio of normal motile sperm,dead dying or abnormal shaped non motile sperm so if your sperm count is more than 20 million and if more than 70 percent of them are mobile then you are ok.however normal count is 40 million.
Take following steps for increasing count
1)have a good diet,including fresh fruits and vegetables
2)avoid wearing tight underwear
3)don't keep laptop on y ...
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Your sperm count is within normal limits,although a little on the lower side of normal but is still fine.
Your semen analysis report also shows infection may because of which the dead sperm are a little high.
The report overall indicates infection becuase of which may be the sperm count and dead sperms are high and for which antibiotic should be prescribed.
Nothing is conclussive in first report and we can get a secound semen and may be even the third semen analysis report if required
You ...
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The two reports are very different and unsatisfactory and i can only say that get your test again from any good reputed lab again.
The report common is normal motility,some infection because both reports have pus cells,so except for these two things rest no other thing is common so you will have to get a third test and may if it matches any one report of the above then we can do a confirmatory test if required. ...
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It has to be examined,and only then can it be told what to be prescribed,there are two types of sleep apnea dental and nasal.
You seem to be the case with nasal apnea but surely can't be said without examining you,if it is simply nasal with no dental involvement then there are new devices in market known as provent sleep apnea therapy in which small disposable device are implanted in nose so that a person can breathe easy,but they can be prescribed by a specialist after examining you.
If th ...
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I am not sure,your doctor must have examined you so he can might be telling better,but i belive you should have complet liver tests including pt aptt and coagulation profile and billirubin levels and also repeat the tests you already have.
Although yellow eyes can also be due to mddy sclera,some people have muddy sclera.
Your tsh is also raised so he might be telling you for some test or may be you could be directly be put on medicines for this.
Time taken is different for diffirent person ...
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You must do Ovarian tumour marker blood report and expert USG with color Doppler study to rule out ovarian malignancy ...
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Normally the urine should not contain more than 2-3 pus cells although regularly there should be no pus cells or rbc in urine .
This indicates high quantity of infection in urine . ...
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Dysentry means presence of blood and mucus in stools, maybe it's just diarrhoea (watery or semi-loose stools)
Stool examination will give more clue-- may need antibiotic in addition to ORS and zinc supplement. The doctor will try to rule out intussusception (intestinal blockage)-- may need ultrasound imaging of abdomen. ...
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Usually if males are seen with abnormal semen analysis result, they are given antioxidants. But, I strongly suggest that you consult with a urologist first so that you may be completely examined. Sometimes, abnormal semen analysis results stem from anatomical problem which may be corrected or infection which is treatable. ...
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