A natural pregnancy can be achieved by a man diagnosed with teratospermia as long as the remaining sperm factors, like the sperm count and sperm motility are normal. However, if a couple is unable to get pregnant, the man can embrace a few medical tips to better the morphology of his sperms, and improve their chances of conceiving. In case the teratospermia is diagnosed with a genetic origin, then it is difficult to look for a good treatment option.
If it is a case of mild teratospermia, and the sperm count and sperm motility are normal, then Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) may be taken into consideration as a fertility treatment. IUI is a procedure during which good quality sperm cells are inserted directly into the ovum, making sure fertilisation takes place. IUI can be chosen to achieve pregnancy only if the female partner is free of any fertility issues. Basically, it is an option when teratospermia is the sole problem of fertility in the couple.
In case of moderate to severe teratospermia, or in case of a combination of varies sperm issues, IVF is the best treatment option. In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) process includes stimulation of the ovaries to produce multiple eggs at a time, removal of eggs from the ovary, fertilisation of eggs in the laboratory, and eventually placing the embryos into the uterus.
A technique called IMSI (Intracytoplasmic Morphologically Selected Sperm Injection) uses a high magnification imaging method to see sperm shape in detail. This method helps select the healthiest sperm for fertilisation.