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I have 20milins speam count only and activate motality 40 % is that normal speam count are low speam count and how to increase activate motality.
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Motility is absolutely normal. Even though count is less, motility is more important factor for fertility.
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No it is not normal both count and motility is low Dear according to ur desription according to ayurveda we can consider ur case under shand dont wry we can cure it guaranteed without any side effect with ayurvedic medicine we can increase ur sperm count and ur motility Whats App Me Nine Five Nine Five Seven Three Zero Triple Five medicine cost is 4500 rs
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