After 15 months TTC we had an appointment with the consultant at the assisted fertility unit last week. Since having my coil removed I have had long, irregular cycles so I knew there was something going on with me - potentially PCOS - which the consultant also thinks and has ordered bloods, a scan and prescribed letrozole. What we weren’t expecting were my husbands results. The consultation all went very quickly so I didn’t think to ask just how bad they were/what our chances of conceiving naturally actually are. His count was 13 million, and the doc explained 14m was normal with chances of conception increasing over 14m until 40m then levelling off. So count obviously below normal - but how bad is that? He said the motility was fine but morphology also bad at 2%. Because of my husbands semen analysis results he has put us on the waiting list for IVF but said to keep trying naturally and the letrozole will give us more chances (because at the moment I’m essentially only ovulating every two months, if that). Realistically, how bad are these semen analysis results? Is it realistic that we would ever conceive naturally?