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My husband live in another city my doctor want his seman how do i keep it warm i live in ct. and i have to bring it back how do i keep it warm
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No go: Semen samples must be processed fresh, so ideally they are obtained by masturbation in the lab where it will be processed. Important aspect of semen analysis is % of motile sperm present. Sperm exposed to air die very quickly & thus are no longer motile.. Should have been explained to you.
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