Hi bob, I've also been a bit of a lurker on your thread but felt I had to post when you mentioned fertility, now I'm no expert but I myself had fertility problems 3 years ago and I read & read & read up on it and researched etc. firstly as for Rosie, the fact is doctors test if a woman has ovulated on day 21 of her cycle, they check for progesterone levels which peaks 7 days after a woman has ovulated. They base this that every woman ovulates on day 14 of her cycle, which is silly in my eyes because not all women do. So it may mean that she DID ovulate last month, it could just be that she ovulated sooner or later than when the doctors checked for her peak, so please don't let that result worry you too much. Now, for you, there are lots of vits, changes etc you CAN do to produce sperm, and also increase the mobility of it too, when doctors check the sperm count they should check the mortality (amount) and the motility (movement) you could have 20 million sperm but they could all have motility issues, on the other hand you could have a count of 1 million and have great motility......the latter would be more likely to work.
Zinc is a very good source for sperm production, eating healthy, cutting out alcohol and smoking is a big factor (apologies if you don't smoke).
Just think it only takes 1 sperm and if you have 0.5 million of them you DO still have a chance, there is so much information on the Internet for you to look into regarding sperm counts and how to increase it naturally.
Hope that's helped a little.
Faye xx p.s I really hope Rosie's op goes well on Friday, will be thinking of you both xx
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