My husband had low motility in his report and we finally conceived after a year. Now im worried na ki does that increase chance of ectopic or anything? Probably overthinking but want to know.
No, generally low sperm motility doesn't cause ectopic pregnancy directly. Ectopic pregnancies are usually related to issues with the fallopian tubes not allowing the fertilized egg to travel to the uterus. If you're concerned about fertility, both partners should get checked.
Hmm, this is an interesting question. I always thought ectopic was more about the fallopian tubes. I don't think sperm motility directly causes it, but it's always best to ask your gynac for exact info. Stay healthy, do your walks!
Not directly, no. Low sperm motility means it's difficult to get pregnant, but an ectopic pregnancy happens because the fertilized egg gets stuck in the fallopian tube. It's usually a tubal issue. If you're trying to conceive, both partners need proper check-ups.
I felt so confused about so many things during my first pregnancy. My gynac explained that an ectopic is mostly about the egg not reaching the uterus properly. I don't think sperm quality would cause that, it's more about implantation issues. Please ask your doctor for clear answers.
Honestly, I used to panic about every little thing during my pregnancy. But from what my doc explained, ectopic is when the egg implants outside the uterus, usually in the tube. It's not really about the sperm's movement. Just try to relax and talk to your doctor for accurate info.
My doctor actually explained this in detail to us. Low sperm motility makes it harder for the sperm to reach and fertilize the egg in the first place, thus affecting conception. But an ectopic pregnancy, where the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, is primarily due to problems with the fallopian tube's ability to transport the egg to the uterus, not related to sperm motility itself. They are distinct issues.
