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What is the sperm life possibility after a vasectomy that happen 25 years ago?
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Incomprehensible: I am sorry. I have read this question a dozen times and I still cannot figure out what you are asking. Sperm live for days inside of the prostate gland and are frequently replenished with new sperm from active testicles. Sperm live for up to five days post ejaculation or leakage inside of the female body. Sperm do not survive on dry skin, or on inanimate objects.
Answered 5/19/2014
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