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Low sperm count is considered a major cause of male infertility. It occurs when the semen ejaculated contains less than 15 million sperms per milliliter (mL). The medical term for this condition is known as oligospermia. On average, about 70 million sperms per mL are present in the ejaculated semen. A good sperm count increases the chance of fertilizing an egg. If the number of sperms in your semen has decreased, it might also lower the chances of fertilizing an egg and achieving pregnancy.