Spontaneous Pregnancy after Conventional nonAssisted Reproductive Therapy of Male Infertility due to Sever Oligoasthenoteratozoospermia - Case Report

A 34-years-old man was diagnosed with primary infertility of 12 years duration due to severe oligoasthenoteratozoospermia (OATS). His hormonal profile was normal. Patient was treated for 2 months using traditional drugs (conventional non-assisted reproductive therapy). After 2 months, spontaneous pregnancy was diagnosed based on an evidently increased I²-human chorionic gonadotropin (I²-hCG) level in his wife’s blood. The pregnancy was confirmed by transabdominal ultra sonography where a gestational sac with ~7 weeks viable fetus was observed and documented. In conclusion, severe OATS can be successfully treated by conventional non-ART therapy.