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Semen analysis
Sir, I did semen analysis and the report is, volume 5.0ml, reaction alkaline, consistency semi viscous, liquefaction time 30mnt, total count 89.5(ref.range:>20*10^6/ml), actively motile 55%, sluggishly motile 10%, non motile 35%, abnormal forms 35, white blood cells 1-2/hpf, red blood cells 0-1/hpf. What this means and I have any problems.....
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Dr. Ishwar Yamgar
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Kolhapur
Actively motile count is less We can consider ur case under shand dont worry we can cure this guranteed we can get 100% result with ayurvedic medicine we can increase motility also we can increase ur sex time and stamina whats app me Nine Five Nine Five Seven Three Zero Triple Five the cost is 4500 +500 packing and currier charges per month
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Dr. Aditya Gupta
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Roorkee
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Counts motility etc all are normal. So relax its a normal semen analysis report and there is no problem.
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