I have done my semen analysis and counts are as sperm concentration: 70.0 million per ml sperm total count: 350.0 million per ejaculate motility grade: a (progressive motility: 15 % b (slow-progressive motility: 20 % c (non-progressive motility: 25 % d (immotile: 40 % impression: normozoospermia doctor suggested me to take maxoza-l for 1 month? Do I have any infertility issue?

Dr. Rana MondalIVF Specialist8yrs exp

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Based on the semen analysis results you've provided, your sperm parameters appear to be within normal ranges, which is often referred to as "normozoospermia. However, it's important to note that fertility is a complex issue that involves not only the male partner's sperm parameters but also other factors, including the female partner's health, ovulation, fallopian tube health, and more. Here's a breakdown of the parameters from your semen analysis: sperm concentration: 70.0 million per ml sperm total count: 350.0 million per ejaculate motility grade: a (progressive motility): 15% b (slow-progressive motility): 20% c (non-progressive motility): 25% d (immotile): 40% overall, the sperm concentration and total count are within a healthy range, and a significant percentage of your sperm show progressive motility, which is important for sperm's ability to reach and fertilize an egg. While some aspects of motility might be considered lower than ideal (such as the percentage of immotile sperm), it's common for a portion of sperm to be immotile, and the other categories of motility appear within an acceptable range. Given that your semen analysis results are within normal ranges, it might suggest that there are no major male infertility issues based solely on these parameters. However, it's important to consider both partners' health and fertility in the context of a couple's infertility evaluation. If you and your partner have been trying to conceive for a while without success, it's recommended that both of you undergo a comprehensive fertility evaluation to identify any potential factors that could be contributing to infertility. The fact that your doctor has suggested maxoza-l might indicate that they are considering potential ways to optimize sperm health and function further. Maxoza-l is a supplement containing a combination of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that are believed to support sperm health and fertility. While supplements can play a role in promoting general health, it's important to have a conversation with your doctor about the specific benefits and risks of using such supplements in your situation. If you and your partner are concerned about fertility, I recommend discussing your concerns with a fertility specialist or reproductive endocrinologist. They can provide personalized guidance, perform any necessary additional tests, and help you develop a comprehensive plan to address any potential fertility challenges. Please feel free to consult with me for further details.  

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