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Dh got 54m total sperm count.total motility is 52% but 0% is rapid progression,and 28% is forward progression.morphology 6%.is it normal to concive?
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Here are some ...: The report of semen analysis indicates poor sperm motility and morphology, suggesting much lower likelihood to conceive than the "normal" if all favorable circumstances are equal. But, still faithfully try planning coitus around ovulation time while being evaluated, treated, and monitored for male infertility. Best wish ...
Answered 4/20/2019
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