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what is teratozoospermia. My semen analysis report shows the comments Leukocyto astheno teratozoospermia. Please tell me what it means? Result Summery: Vilume: 2 ml Total Motility 36% Progressive 16% Morphology (normal from) 3% Head abnormality 44% Mid-piece abnormality 20% Tail & Others abnormality 12% Clumping: Few WBC 2.6 ml

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