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Sperm Morphology & Its Importance in Male Infertility

✅Visit our website ➡️https://www.medicoverfertility.in ✅Call us to book Appointment @ +91 8906082082 Dr Sweta Gupta (Medicover Fertility, Clinical Director) Explaining Sperm Morphology & Its Importance in Male Infertility Blog Link: https://www.medicoverfertility.in/blo... Video Transcript What is Sperm Morphology? 0:31 Sperm morphology refers to the shape and the size of sperm as observed under a microscope. It has three parts head, midpiece & tail. Head Piece: The head shape is considered to be the most important part because it affects the sperm’s ability to enter the outer surface of an egg and to fertilise it. How is a sperm morphology test performed? 0:56 A sperm morphology can be seen in routine semen analysis test. For the test, we need a fresh semen sample from a patient. From that sample a drop of semen in taken in a clean glass slide, it is then dried, stained and observed under a microscope to determine the percentage of normal sperm. When the sperm morphology ranges from 4 to 14% it is considered normal, means the fertility rate is considered good. A sperm morphology less than 4% means that it will take a longer time for a man to impregnate a female. The shape and size of sperm give us an insight into sperm development or spermatogenesis has happened in the testicles. Men with a defect in sperm maturation tend to have problems with sperm morphology and that may, in turn, affect male fertility. Difference between Normal and Abnormal Sperm Morphology 1:57 Normal sperm morphology – A sperm to be considered as a normal form, it should have an oval head, with normal connecting midpiece and with long straight tail, and it should be free from any defect. • The head should be smooth • The acrosome tip should take 40 to 70% of the head of the sperm • The head should not contain large fluid-filled vacuoles • The midpiece or midsection (the area between the head and the tail) should be thinner than the head. • The tail should be thinner than the head and midpiece Sperm morphology normal range should be more than equal to 4% to be considered as normal Abnormal sperm morphology - Also called Teratozoospermia or teratospermia is a semen alteration in which a large percentage of sperms have an abnormal shape. • They may have a large deformed head • The midsection may be defective • The tail may be crooked or double tailed • And at times large vacuoles may be present in the head Normal sperm morphology is up to 4%. Less than 4% is considered abnormal which means impairment or inability to fertilise. What is the impact of abnormal sperm morphology or teratozoospermia on male infertility? 3:14 In order, for a man to be fertile only 4% of normal sperm is needed. Just having abnormal sperm won’t reduce fertility completely, there are other factors like sperm numbers, sperm concentration, semen volume, the percentage of sperm motility. An abnormally shaped sperm doesn’t mean that the genetic material in all cases will be damaged, in the majority of the cases it is healthy but it has reduced fertilization rate. It means that he may need a longer time to make the female pregnant. If natural conception doesn’t occur, he will have the option of assisted reproductive technology. How can Medicover Fertility help you with an abnormal sperm morphology? 4:08 Medicover Fertility is a renowned international brand. We have a team of highly skilled and experienced doctors who help a couple dealing with infertility. Medicover Fertility has a very high fertility success rate as we use the latest technology in fertility treatments. Here the couples are carefully evaluated to find out the actual cause and appropriate treatment. Receiving a diagnosis of male infertility can be emotionally disturbing. A lot of cases with abnormal sperm morphology are dealt in Medicover Fertility. With the help of ICSI Technology, we have been able to solve problems of abnormal sperm morphology, ICSI stands for Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection, where a man’s sperms can be directly injected into the cytoplasm of an egg. Men with less than 4% normal forms of sperm can also father a child. ICSI requires only one selected normal sperm to fertilise the egg. #spermmorphology #maleinfertility #teratozoospermia IVF Animated Video:    • What is IVF Treatment and How does it work?   IUI Animated Video :    • What is IUI (Intra-Uterine Insemination) ?   ICSI Animated Video :    • What is ICSI (Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Inje...   Having Question Related to Sperm Morphology? Call for Free Fertility Consultation: +917862800700 ✅Subscribe to our official YouTube channel to get all the latest free videos ➡️https://medi.ws/subscribe-us ✅Join us on Facebook ➡️  / medicoverfertility   ✅Join us on Instagram ➡️  / medicoverfertility