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salman5044

March 12th, 2012

Assalam-o-Alaikum

Dear Dr
I m 31 years old and planning to get married after 2 or 3 months.Three years ago there was sever dengue attack on me,after this i felt waekness. erection became somewhat soft. i ve already done semen analysis on 10 march 2012 and i.e.

volume 5.0 ml
liquification time 23 minutes
reaction(Ph) 7.9
viscosity thick
colour gray white
total sperm count 110 million/ml
active motile 50%
sluggish motile 10%
non motile 40%
pus cells 1-3/hpf
Is my report

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