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Just curious if these numbers sound normal for a frozen donor sample (post-thaw):
25 Million count
Motility: slow, 45%
Sounds like we had 11.25 M slow moving swimmers for the IUI...what do you think of that?
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I also wanted to add that I'm 32 1/2, never been pregnant. We're using donor b/c my husband has a balanced translocation.
I'm taking letrozole, 2.5 mg CD3-7, and using a trigger shot.
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Frozen-thawed sperm take a little time to "get up to speed" - literally. I wouldn't worry about the "slow" description immediately post thaw. They will pick up speed after entering the uterus. 11.5 million is still enough to get the job done.
Sorry, I cannot comment on the clinical information. It is outside my area of expertise.
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Thanks Dr. Smith. The meds question was (literally) an afterthought...you answered my main question, was whether we stand a chance with this donor. Thanks again!
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