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Semen Analysis Reported Low Motility. Explain Astheno-teratozoospermia?

Hello, Doctor, I have a problem of fertility , i made three time a test of semen analysis but the result shows every time that the motility is low, inferior to the normal rate (forward progressive movement; forward slow progressive movement). The comment is always: Astheno-teratozoospermia. How to come up with this problem
Fri, 18 Jan 2013
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hi there, astheno means decreased motility and terato means that the sperms are not of normal morphology.While the cause for decreased motility is mostly unknow, environmental pollutants, previous inflammation; epididymitis, prostate, urethritis, etc.due sexually transmitted diseases and Chromosomal / genetic disorders could be the cause for teratozoospermia.You need to visit an infertility specialist who may be able to guide you to a course of treatment. Take care.
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Semen Analysis Reported Low Motility. Explain Astheno-teratozoospermia?

hi there, astheno means decreased motility and terato means that the sperms are not of normal morphology.While the cause for decreased motility is mostly unknow, environmental pollutants, previous inflammation; epididymitis, prostate, urethritis, etc.due sexually transmitted diseases and Chromosomal / genetic disorders could be the cause for teratozoospermia.You need to visit an infertility specialist who may be able to guide you to a course of treatment. Take care.