hi found you this info do hope it helps all the way down to sorry your see why. the normal volume varies from 1. 5 to 5. 0 milliliters per ejaculation 9or the loving spoonful or 10cc should ring a bell). the sperm count varies from 20 to 150 million sperm per milliliter. that means each time you ejaculate you put out tens of millions of sperm in one teaspoonful ( see the loving spoonful). it only takes one sperm to fertilize one egg for a pregnancy. at least 60% of the sperm should show normal forward movement (motility). you had 30%. some factors which can reduce the percentage include alcohol tobacco drugs and time. by time i mean the longer the sample of semen sits before it is analyzed the more the percentage will go down. so my first question to you and the lab is did the lab do the motility analysis in the short time without waiting too long? a repeat analysis of another very fresh sample may give you a much higher percent. even so you have more than enough motility now for successful pregnancy when you marry. normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results. several factors reduce sperm motility. exposure to heat (possibly through the presence of a varicocele) while sperm mature in the epididymis can damage sperm hindering their motility. long periods of sexual inactivity can also adversely prevent motility. studies have shown that poor motility is seen in the first ejaculate after a prolonged period of sexual inactivity whereas sperm motility improves in the following ejaculate. reproductive health care providers can perform several procedures to improve sperm motility: several products on the market claim to increase sperm motility. some claim to provide proteins or enzymes needed for sperm to become "healthy. " while some products are currently being tested no products have approval from the u. s. food and drug administration (fda) as of yet. sorry for the humour so your 30% so your half way there but getting pregnant is all down to timing? yes so your wifes cycle day one first day of her period day 14 give or take a day is ovulation day yes the day her egg drops now you need to have sex around 4 to 5 days before it takes 3 days for your sperm to get in place so by doing that your sperm is there just waiting for her egg and your sperm will live to 5 to 10 days depending where you read if all goes well on day 21 she should get some spotting if so this means the fertilised egg has buried itself in her womb if she then miss’s her next period she then gets tested if all goes to plan you should end up with a baby. do hope this helps you. good luck ps just try this first but don't forget having sex to often does not make baby's in fact you would be going the wrong way.
semen analysis 30% motility. what's are the odds we will conceive naturally? what are our other options? . my husband and i have been trying to get pregnant with no success for the past year. he recently got a semen analysis done and im not sure that i fully understand the results. . volume 1 ml. motility 30. liquification >60. viscosity increased. sperm 36 - x10(9). we were told everything was quite low. . what are the odds of us conceiving naturally or what would our other options be?