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@num1isjesus Fair warning that I'm not doctor. I have zero professional medical knowledge, and everything I know is basically from Internet research. That said, with two morph tests at

@num1isjesus No, not necessarily. The way a morph test works is they literally just select 100 sperm out of the millions in the dish and count them. Then they select another 100 in another area and count those. If the percentages are close to each other, they usually average the numbers and...

@num1isjesus No worries. It takes time to understand all the numbers and calculations. As I commented above, they listed the concentration, not the TC. Therefore, his TC on the second would be 52M. Total motile would be calculated by multiplying that by motility (usually total motility, but...

@ka__f Trigger Warning Oh, you definitely shouldn't feel the need to apologize! I really like helping people. Once we finally got a BFP, I just had to take a break since I was stressing too much about the pregnancy, and reading all the posts in TFAB, ST, and IF were just making me worry even...

@num1isjesus Sorry, all. I took a break for a bit since I realized IF was really impacting my life and the life of my family. I promise I still get alerts if people like /@ka__f or /@mcg1102 tag me and I'm happy to respond, and I used to have a lot of conversations with them on these boards...

@num1isjesus Yes, that is correct. Total count is likely 52M. Yes, when I say "5th percentile," what that means is that the WHO collected a bunch of SAs from males who were able to get their partners pregnant within a year of beginning unprotected sex. When that data is normally distributed...

@num1isjesus This report likely means "concentration" when they listed "count." You can tell because they list 15M as the cutoff, and that's the 5th percentile for concentration. The 5th percentile for count would be 39M.