Curly, ask the consultant what the "Total motile sperm" is. It's the motile (moving) ones that matter. You could have a count of 300million but it would do you no good if there was zero motility. And depending on the answer, then you need to know what can be done about a low count or low motility. I know in the U.S there are different therapies, including clomid for men ( I'm not sure how it works, but I've heard of it being prescribed).
Deige, good to hear you have scans planned. Actually, I feel the same way as you do about the nuchal scan. I had decided that if I got pregnant again, I would do the 20 week anomaly scan but would skip the nuchal and the blood tests.It caused so much worry for me last time, I wouldn't want to go through that again.
But it is looking like I won't need to worry about any of it. I know I have said this before, and almost didn't want to say anything again, but this time I'm pretty sure my ttc days are over. I didn't sleep much last night. DH and I had that talk again, and he said he's 100% sure he doesn't want a baby. So, I just can't knowingly continue to ttc.
Right now I don't feel like I could even have sex with him, but I guess I'll stop feeling so devastated with time, and will have to get over it if our marriage is going to make it, and I don't want to leave him, it's not like that, it's just that sex is all tied up with conception and at the moment I feel too emotional.
Ugh! That sounds so convoluted.Sorry. A bit sleep deprived, emotional and lost.
I will be alright and will have to focus on something else. Just would have liked to end my fertile years with a bouncing bundle of joy rather than a hole in my heart. But I've five wonderful children to be grateful for and will continue to enjoy them.
Hippy, how did IOW go? It must feel really exciting to be starting a new life there.
It's a beautiful day here too, Deige. The beach will probably be nice, might have to take a very long walk there today.