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A member asked:
We just had icsi.embryos transferred today.doc said embryos grew very fast.is it normal.can we b hopeful.my wife is 24,im33yrs old.low sperm&motality?
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Yes: Sperm count and motility are no longer a factor since you already had fertilized eggs (embryos) that were planted. Now it is a matter of wajting to see those embryos grow in the uterus
Answered 2/27/2015
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