Well, as expected the results weren’t great. They seemed to have given him a very strange figure for the sperm count - over 100 million, when they’d like to see over 10 million. I assume it’s a typo, and he’s just got a normal reading, but for all I know DH is just very prolific... (Or they mean he has over 100, and there’s no point in even considering the millions, in which case they expressed it exceedingly badly, and we are doomed.)
Anyway, his normal morphology is at 2%, and 4% is the lowest that is actually considered to be fertile, although if they are correct about the count, perhaps he’s effectively up at 20%?
However, the swimmers aren’t much into this swimming thing. He got 0% high motility and, I think, 35% with some motility, or however they put it. I think that means that none of them has a sense of direction, but perhaps if they magically ended up where they were supposed to be, they’d be able to deal with the situation?
My results were all normal, apparently.
So I’m expecting that these results mean that some form of IVF is likely to be as successful as it usually is. Perhaps they might recommend IUI, but I’m going to guess that they won’t. We’ve been referred to some NHS fertility clinic, but I don’t know which one. I asked for whichever was better, and I hope that’s what we get...
Hope everyone else is having a better day!