Comments on IVF Authority: Anti-Sperm Antibodies: How Do They Affect Fertilit...

It absolutely could be the problem. Feel free to c...

2011-09-20T14:43:57.768-07:00

It absolutely could be the problem. Feel free to call 800-780-7437 if you wish to have a free telephone consultation with me to discuss!

Geoff Sher

Thank you for your blog. My husband and I are just...

2011-09-20T13:09:55.293-07:00

Thank you for your blog. My husband and I are just now beginning our research and journey into IF. All of our lab work and analysis led to a diagnosis of "unexplained' IF. However after reading this I wonder if antibodies may play a role since my husband's semen analysis came back with a score of 37% IgA Binding.

ICSI is/was mandatory here in my opinion. Geoff S...

2010-03-08T22:30:52.631-08:00

ICSI is/was mandatory here in my opinion.

Geoff Sher

I'm going in for egg collection tomorrow, I ho...

2009-11-19T11:43:34.467-08:00

I'm going in for egg collection tomorrow, I hope you can answer this question in time! This will be my second IVF. In the first round, antibodies were found in my husband's sperm. As I had a lot of eggs, we decided to split 15 for ICSI and 7 for regular IVF to test the sperm's viability. 4 of the 7 eggs fertilized with IVF, vs. 12 out of 15 for ICSI. Would this imply that in all future rounds of IVF we can avoid ICSI and just go for regular IVF (preferable due to natural selection of the "winning" sperm), as his sperm has been proven viable? Or are there other factors to consider?

Thank you!

Thank you! Geof Sher

2009-11-12T11:37:01.395-08:00

Thank you!

Geof Sher

Interesting post. It is nice to have information ...

2009-11-12T01:52:11.980-08:00

Interesting post. It is nice to have information that is relevant to the situation we are in i.e. antibodies from a vasectomy / reversal.

Carol
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