A Successful ART Treatment of Severe Asthenoteratozoospermia with Donor Sperms: A Case Study at Wardha Test Tube Baby Centre, India

Introduction: Approximately about 15%-20% of couples are affected by infertility. By the means of diagnosis and treatment both the partners male and female must be evaluated simultaneously, since male contributes as a factor for infertility in 40-60%. The primary step to diagnose male’s infertility in any case scenario is qualitative semen analysis. Urological evaluation and physical examination of male should be carried out as there are many factors which can affect semen quality. Widely, in assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment, couples diagnosed with grievous male infertility (Non-Obstructive Azoospermia/OATz syndrome) as well as female patient deprived of male partners eager to have pregnancy are recommended to opt cryo-preserved donor spermatozoa.

Main symptoms and important clinical findings: Qualitative semen analysis showed poor motility (94%-96% Immotility) and morphology (98% abnormality).

The main diagnoses, therapeutic interventions, and outcomes: The couple was diagnosed with male factor infertility (Asthenoteratozoospermia), the couple was counselled and suggested for treatment of Intracytoplasmic Sperm Insemination with self-oocytes and donor sperms and Freeze all strategy for embryo transfer. Wife conceived in first treatment cycle.

Conclusion: Frozen embryo transfer of 03 Grade A day 4 morula was done in March 2020, and patient conceived in 1st cycle. Later in November 2020 couple was blessed with a baby girl.