Check with seller Can You Get Pregnant with Low Sperm Count? New Delhi
- Location: Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Yes, a man with a low sperm count can father a child. Whether that happens naturally, with simple help, or with IVF depends almost entirely on how low the count is and what the rest of the semen analysis looks like. In clinical practice, the great majority of couples affected by male-factor infertility do conceive, and the published evidence on each treatment step is now strong enough to give honest, specific answers rather than vague reassurance.
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