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Can we say this impossible that sperms remain alive after 2 years of intercourse in any part of woman?
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YES. Sperm are formed with just enough energy reserves to last about 6 days under the best environmental conditions, after which they break down. They are not capable or "re-charging/feeding" in any setting.
Answered 4/18/2021
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