Questions in The Urology Forum are being answered by doctors from Henry Ford Health System , consistently ranked one of the best hospitals in America. My husband was told that his seminal fluid is subnormal, but there are about 26 million sperm present. If after this period of time you have not conceived it is then recommended you proceed with an infertility evaluation of both the male and the female. I can only assume you have done what I have just described and the semen analysis parameter you have provided is a result of this work-up.
Infertility is a very expensive area of medicine and often attempts fail.
It is unfortunate that all of us who want to conceive are not always able. To begin with below, is a normal semen analysis. As you notice, your husbands sperm count is in the normal range. You may want to discuss with you doctor which parameter is abnormal so that you can better understand what the problem is. Regarding the possible methods of conceiving, unfortunately they are all very expensive and not covered by insurance.