It is not accurate to say that with the ICSI technique of assisted reproduction, only a few spermatozoa are needed to resolve andrological cases of infertility.
The quality of the spermatozoa and the biologist's ability to choose the right ones to inseminate the oocytes also count a lot.
That is, it is necessary to improve the spermiogram as much as possible with personalized andrological therapies.
In other words, the man must not be overlooked in the couple's infertility, especially when there is an andrological factor as a cause or contributory cause.
A PMA center, therefore, must make a correct andrological diagnosis and propose a therapy that improves as much as possible the quality and number of spermatozoa in the seminal fluid.
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