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Is it normal for sperm to make it 5 days in the uterus/fellopian tubes or is this rare that they live this long?
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Not rare, but this is about the max.
Answered 1/22/2023
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vagina and uterus are the fertile ground for sperms- so yes they can
Answered 1/22/2023
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