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Urologist wants me to get sperm count checked before scheduling reverse vasectomy. how does that process work?
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Collect: You will collect sperm by masturbation (privately) in a cup provided to you; either at the lab you will use or sometimes at home and it can be dropped off. It's examined under a microscope to get your results.
Answered 12/10/2013
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