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I expect my motile count and motility to continue recovering over the next 2-4 weeks and back to the previous peak achieved following 27 sessions. This is based on: + Relative recovery already achieved in 1 week + No reduction in total sperm count and concentration
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the morphology okay so we want at least 4% of the sperm to look normal and you're at 11%
and that's at 50 62 and 52 which are both well above the C offs for normal okay so 40% for total motility is normal and you're at 62 and uh 32% for Progressive motility you're at 52
we've been measuring the characteristics of my seamen for the past 2 years looking at how it changes with various dietary and therapy protocols
your total sperm count was 141 million we consider 39 million and above to be normal so that's great
your concentration was also very good that's the million sperm per milliliter of fluid so you were at about 57 million and that's a little bit more than three times the cut off for normal
yours is 165 million. So substantially more motility, which is movement. Is that right, Mike? Yeah, that's right. It's how much the the sperm's moving. Okay, great. The typical for that age group is 35%. Yours is 43%. So again, above average. And the morphology, which is like the amount of like [ __ ] upness of the sperm. Is that right? Yeah, that's that's the medical term. Yeah. Okay, great. I got it. That's so typical is is it less than 5%? Is that right, Mike? I I never know how to read those lines so bad. Less than 5% and yours is 8%. Does that mean you're above average in morphology, Brian? That's right. Yeah.