Anyone with experience of DP/ DH with sperm count of 14 million and normal form morphology of 3%? Bit scared.

[LittleMouseontheDairy]

Hi all,
I also posted this in 'Infertility' but posting here too.
Would really appreciate any advice.
I'm 36 and DH is 42. I've always been sure we'd find having a baby difficult for some reason but assumed the problem would be me (despite the fact I have 3 yr old DS from previous relationship).
Anyway, we got engaged in Nov and stopped using contraception but didn't actively try and target ovulation dates or anything and DH was often so knackered we'd go 3 or 4 days in a row without sex. Nothing happened.
Then we got married last month and decided to be more 'active' at ttc. We tried to have sex every other day and I used pre-seed (not sure I have much cervical mucus. Sorry about TMI). I got my period yesterday.
Right, into the scientific stuff. For reasons unrelated to ttc DH had a SA (basically he had testicuar cancer 10 yrs ago, and in case they did chemo they took a semen sample. They didn't do chemo but stored it. He was asked to do a SA to see if he was fertile and it could be destroyed). The SA revealed that his sperm count was 14 mill and his normal form morphology was 3%. Everything else was 'within normal parameters'. At the appt I had no idea what to ask so when they said they were basically satisfied that to use a sample of his current sperm he could conceive (I paraphrase) I just accepted it.
It was only when we got back and I analysed the results properly ie googled like mad that I realised that neither of those are good at all and could well be the reason we haven't conceived (providing I am ovulating each month of course!)
As time is of the essence do we give it a bit longer or go straight to get some help do you think?
Thank you for any advice or shared experience!

[princessvikki]

Try not to panic about rest results my husband had a test like this after we had be ttc got over a year and we were told he had problems with alsorts and our chances were a million to one. So basically we would never get pregnant , we were both devastated but after a bit of googling I found the fertility diet . We decided to give it a go just so we knew we had done everything we could. I didnt buy books or anything just read about the basic idea of it and gave it a go.
2 years later we've got a beautiful 17 month old dd and number 2 is due in August lifestyle really can help but it's something most doctors won't tell you about. Not sure how much help I can be be to you but I just wanted to say don't worry it's to easy to Google and think you have no chance
Good luck

[LittleMouseontheDairy]

Thank you PrincessVikki, that's really encouraging and I hope we will be as lucky if we apply some of these principles too!
Congrats on your pregnancy!