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Low Motility Count 15%
Hi, I am 35. Recently i took semen analysis and the results say the total motility is 15%, progressive is 12%. Attached the report for reference.
We are planning for a baby. How this will affect for pregnancy planning. And how this can increased. Any natural methods or by any medicines.
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The reports are not good and this may need further assistance with right treatment and medications.
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Motility is quite poor,will require sex tonic to boost this.
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Require allopathic treatment to increase sperm count and motility
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Poor report..
Progressive motility is very low...
Which must be at 40%.
Don't worry sir..
Take herbal supplements..
To increase motility..
To be sexually fit completely..
To be a parent soon
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consult for prescription
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
Psychiatrist
4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Motility will increase within 2 months supoose u start medicine for that
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Dr. Om Prakash L
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7 yrs exp
Adilabad
Report is poor actually,take consultation
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