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How To Conceive While Suffering From Polycystic Ovaries?
we are planning for pregnancy since 3 yrs now. my report tell i have polycystic ovaries. And my husband's semen analysis shows: Azoospermia. please suggest our next course of action. thnk u.
my husbands reports are as below:
volume(ml) : 1ml
Apperance: Crema-white
Self liquefaction: Completed at 10 mins
Viscosity: Gelatinous
Reaction(pH): 9.0
Fructose: Positive
Sperm count: nil
Motility: nil
sperm morphology: nil
Epithelial cells/hpf : 0-1
Leukocytes (pus cells)/hpf: occasional
red blood cells / hpf : 0-1
thank once again
AAG
my husbands reports are as below:
volume(ml) : 1ml
Apperance: Crema-white
Self liquefaction: Completed at 10 mins
Viscosity: Gelatinous
Reaction(pH): 9.0
Fructose: Positive
Sperm count: nil
Motility: nil
sperm morphology: nil
Epithelial cells/hpf : 0-1
Leukocytes (pus cells)/hpf: occasional
red blood cells / hpf : 0-1
thank once again
AAG
Tue, 27 Jan 2015
Hello
Welcome here.
I can understand you concerns.
You are suffering from PCOD. I have also seen your husband's report. His sperm count is nil.
I would suggest you to go for artificial insemination or IVF.
Nil sperms in yous husband would not allow for natural conception.
PCOS in your case can cause problems after conception.
However, the decision of your gynecologist would be final. But you have to keep a regular follow-up with your doctor.
You should go for hormonal assays (LH, FSH, and progesterone). This will help to decide further course of action as well.
Hope this helps.
Welcome here.
I can understand you concerns.
You are suffering from PCOD. I have also seen your husband's report. His sperm count is nil.
I would suggest you to go for artificial insemination or IVF.
Nil sperms in yous husband would not allow for natural conception.
PCOS in your case can cause problems after conception.
However, the decision of your gynecologist would be final. But you have to keep a regular follow-up with your doctor.
You should go for hormonal assays (LH, FSH, and progesterone). This will help to decide further course of action as well.
Hope this helps.
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