Not at all. The purpose of the diagnosis is aiding your physician in evaluating the success of the fertility treatment, considering many other factors. For that matter, if out of 200 cells scanned during evaluation no normal sperm was detected, the doctor may suggest ICSI instead of conventional IVF, or even recommend [morphological sorting of sperm] , since the chance of a normal cell to fertilize the egg (without intervention) will be less than 0.5% (less than one cell out of 200). The diagnosis therefore helps determine the degree of intervention required for the success of the treatment.