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How does the sperm get to the ovaries?
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Swim very fast: When sperm are deposited at the mouth of the cervix or womb, they swim into the uterus and out the Fallopian tubes in moments trying to connect to the egg and fertilize that egg. The egg most often is in the tube.
Answered 10/18/2015
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