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A member asked:
My husband semen analysis test showed 100% abnormal sperm ,38% motility and 11.4 mil sperm count. can we conceive normally without ivf ?
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Sperm analysis: This is unlikely as he has 100% abnormal sperms.
Answered 2/21/2015
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