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Progressive Motile is 0
Did seeman analysis yesterday. Seeman concentration 9 Million, Progressive motile 0 percentage, non progressive 04, immotile 96..
Then morphology head defects 80, tail defects 7..
I want to know progressive motile 0 causes azoospermia? Is this curable?
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Dr. Swaroop S
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After how many days of abstinence this semen analysis was done..
U don't have azoospermia..it's oligo astheno spemia...
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