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Imperfect insemination
Hello, we r trying for baby but after penitration few seminal fluid come outside ..what can we do . I am feeling that is imperfect insemination
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Even 1 drop of semen contains millions of sperm .1 sperm is required to fertilize the egg.
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Do not withdraw penis for 2 minutes after u ejaculated...
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Dr. Om Prakash L
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
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Srinagar
Hello,
It is quite normal for the semen to come out after intercourse.... Don't worry.
For conceiving you require a drop of semen only.
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