Low sperm count and cost at fertilty clinics.?

Question

My husband took an over the counter fertility test and it showed low sperm count.... Does anyone know how much it cost to have a male checked out at a fertility clinic? We already have a daughter so we know he "works" but the 2nd one is taking awhile. Any advice on things to do to increase our chances?

Answer 1

pls visit a doctor, as they can advise you the best treatment

Answer 2

Yes, you can still get pregnant. It only takes one sperm to make a baby. With IVF, the baby will have already been conceived, so the 'hard' part (for the sperm!) is over -- you just need to pray that implantation will take place. It may, it may not - IVF does not always work the first time. Your chances should be very good at your age, especially if you are healthy. Even if an IVF does not work the first time, that doesn't mean it wouldn't work the next time -- even some naturally conceived pregnancies do not implant, unfortunately. Keep trying - getting pregnant sometimes feels like you're waiting for your lucky numbers to come up in the lottery! Lots of luck and baby dust to you!!

Answer 3

My husband used Amberoz, the #1 selling sperm fertility cure.

We got pregnant in 1 month, we tried 11 months prior to that non-stop and nothing happened. MUST USE THIS it really works and it is 100% natural. I think it is pretty cheap too for the outcome!
We now have a 16 month old daughter : )

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Answer 4

Natural Family Planning is something catholics use in place of birth control pills. its not just for the purpose of birth control but for the purpose of knowing when your most fertile times are. i would look into that because they have all these ways of finding out when your the most fertile in your cycle. a fertility doctor would probably do just as well.

Answer 5

Go to this doctor: Dr. Richard Levin and his website is at http://www.babies-by-levin.com