Mar 302006
Today, I learnt that a normal count is 20+ million per ml. (Twenty million!) A lesser count is a mild to severe case of oligozoospermia. A nil count is azoospermia. For IVF, a count of >1 million is required.
I also learnt that 25µm is approximately five head lengths, or half the tail length.
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That many is normal?
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!
(Wot I learned today, which had nothing to do with work but came from walking into the lounge room in the middle of a documentary on whales, it that whales have enormous, prehensile, sneaky tentacle like penises, which are really creepy to see.)
(I have no idea what the sperm count for a southern right whale is, nor do I wish to know.)