New, hormones in range, severe male factor infertility

[Guest guest]

Hi, I'm here learning and posting on behalf of my husband. We have been trying

to conceive for 4 years and my husband has severe unexplained infertility.

His hormone tests all fell within the normal range (I'll have to dig around and

see if I can find the exact results) but he has a lot of symptoms of low

testosterone. He is now on 50mg every other day of Clomid. He has had a manual

exam by a male fertility specialist urologist who found no varicoceles or

anything, but he has not had an ultrasound or any further studies.

I'd love to learn more if anyone has any information on increasing fertility

(we've already been through two IVF's and done just about every supplement known

to man and all the usual things like no baths, caffeine, laptops etc.)

I'd also love to know if anyone has suggestions on getting properly diagnosed

and treated. I'll be glad to give any additional info necessary, I just don't

know what else is relevant yet.

Thanks so much!

[Guest guest]

Yes we can try post his Testosterone labs and any other labs he has had.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: airmide_m <airmide_m@...>

> Subject: New, hormones in range, severe male factor infertility

>

> Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 3:17 PM

> Hi, I'm here learning and posting on

> behalf of my husband. We have been trying to conceive for 4

> years and my husband has severe unexplained infertility.

>

> His hormone tests all fell within the normal range (I'll

> have to dig around and see if I can find the exact results)

> but he has a lot of symptoms of low testosterone. He is now

> on 50mg every other day of Clomid. He has had a manual exam

> by a male fertility specialist urologist who found no

> varicoceles or anything, but he has not had an ultrasound or

> any further studies.

>

> I'd love to learn more if anyone has any information on

> increasing fertility (we've already been through two IVF's

> and done just about every supplement known to man and all

> the usual things like no baths, caffeine, laptops etc.)

>

> I'd also love to know if anyone has suggestions on getting

> properly diagnosed and treated. I'll be glad to give any

> additional info necessary, I just don't know what else is

> relevant yet.

>

> Thanks so much!

>

>

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