Hello,
Thanks for posting your query at DoctorSpring.com
Both Grade A and Grade B motile sperms can lead to a pregnancy.
More than 4 % normal morphology is required, and that criterion is fulfilled in your case.
Your semen count and motility are also fine, just that Grade A motility is a bit less.
You are definitely fertile, dont worry.
There could be some reasons leading to less than optimum sperm motility - ageing, stress, anxiety, tight jeans, tight underpants, hot tubs or hot water sauna baths, pollution, toxins, infections, prolonged periods of abstinence, hormone deficiencies, inherited anomalies, blockages of ducts etc.
What you should do is get the test repeated at a different and equally reputed lab after 3 days of abstinence.
If there is still less amount of Grade A motility, then it is best to consult an Andrologist and have a thorough evaluation for possible reasons.
Meanwhile, eating sensibly, maintaining ideal weight and daily exercise will help.
All the best
Please feel free to discuss further.
Regards.

Well, more than 30 % Grade A motility would be best.
The best treatment is allopathic, after consulting an Andrologist and having detailed tests for reason for this event.
If Grade A motility remains the same, you have to consult an Andrologist.
With one tube damaged, fertility is impaired, but still possible as the other tube is normal, provided ovulation is okay.
Regards.

Thank you for uploading the reports.
The following tests need to be done for your wife-
1. FSH and LH on day 2 of cycle.
2. Follicular monitoring - serial ultrasound scanning of the ovaries to check for growth of egg follicles, for 3 months,to observe if ovulation is occurring or not.
3. Laparoscopy will confirm the real status of tubes if 3 months of follicular monitoring fail to give you results. It is more reliable than HSG.
Take care.