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I've done hsg, pelvic exam and prog. results say am well.my partner sperm motility is 40% and is on addyzoa, he is in the 3rd mth.are we ok to conceive?
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Sorry not ok: Of all the parameter that are required for normal fertility , sperm motility is one of them. It is said that the motility should be at least 50%. Your partner is a little short of the minimum requirement and that could be problem for you to conceive
Answered 5/12/2015
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