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Im married since july 2013, we are trying to concieve.my hubby did sperm analysis and it showed 20.2million and 50% motility.is it normal?
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Fertility: It depends. If the count was 20.2 million per ml then that falls within normal range as does 50% motility. If his "total count" was 20.2 million, then that is low.
Answered 4/23/2013
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