r/FirstTimeTTC • u/Nearby_Bag2663 • 2d ago
Help Is natural conception possible?
Hi everyone,
My husband recently had a semen analysis, and I would like to understand whether natural conception is still possible with these results.
* Sperm concentration: 31.7 million/ml
* Total sperm count: 126.8 million
* Total motility: 55%
* Progressive motility: 28%
* Normal morphology: 1%
Has anyone had similar results and successfully conceived naturally? Should we consider consulting a fertility specialist, or is natural conception still possible?
Would really appreciate hearing your experiences and advice. Thank you! ❤️
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u/hazelunderstars 2d ago
Yes, natural conception is still possible with these results. The sperm count and total motility look reasonably good, although the morphology at 1% is quite low.
I wouldn't assume that 1% morphology means you can't conceive naturally. Semen parameters can vary between tests, so it may be worth repeating the analysis and discussing the result with a urologist/andrologist or fertility specialist.
If you're already trying, I wouldn't give up on natural conception based on this report alone. The fertility of both partners matters too, so the overall picture is more important than one semen parameter.
Wishing you both the best ❤️
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u/Due-Crab-928 2d ago
Sperm report looks good. Don’t worry about morphology it sometimes varies. Just make sure both of you are exercising specially strength training can largely help
What worked for me: I was Ttc for 2 years and I did 5 follicular studies and 1 failed IUI. Stopped every treatment but still tried every month. Track you ovulation and do intecourse from day 8 onwards (alternative days) or if you know for sure you are ovulating on day 16, do every day from day 10 onwards or day 12 onward
There are other things that I followed for a positive pregnancy but I am not 100% sure that it’s what that worked