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Does only sperm without semen go towards uterus and fallopian tube? or the whole process is done with semen ?
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Sperm swim in semen to reach and pass through uterine cervix. Sperm swim through mucus to reacg Fallopian tubes once inside uterus. Very little, if any semen enters uterus & in fact can be an irritant to both vagina &/or uterus.
Answered 3/13/2021
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