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Normal morphology 2%, Active motile 33%, sperm count 20ml. Is it possible for natural pregnancy? Attached report for reference
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Hi.. its abnormal
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Almost impossible
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Homoeopathic treatment
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Consult a classical homeopath
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Yes it is possible. Visit the clinic
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Not so good report... Take herbal supplements.. To increase sperm count and motility.. To be sexually fit completely. To be a parent soon
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consult for prescription and guidance
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A normal morphology of 2% is lower than the WHO reference range (≥4%), but natural pregnancy is still possible if other parameters are favorable. With 33% active motility and a sperm count of 20 million/ml, the chances of natural conception may be reduced but not impossible. Factors like timing, female partner's fertility, and lifestyle modifications can help. If conception doesn't occur after 6-12 months of trying, consulting a fertility specialist for further evaluation and potential interventions (e.g., IUI or IVF) is recommended.
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Kindly repeat your semen exam along with hormone  test (blood testosterone, FSH, LH). Contact after the investigation for details explaination.
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