I want to know if my semen report is okay. I have attached a photo of the results below. Is everything normal or should I be concerned?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Without exact values, it is hard to say, but look for these basics, such as motility greater than 40 percent, Normal forms greater than 4 percent, Count greater than 15 million per ml. If any of these are low, further evaluation may help.

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