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High sperm count and mobility but low morphology

Hi Amy, I was wondering if you could help me. My boyfriend's sperm count is high,...

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Amy, any chance you could let me know your thoughts on the above/

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Sorry, the 47% is "progressive motility". Motility overall is 62%

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