Seman analysis part 2
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This document discusses semen analysis, including how semen is collected through masturbation, prostate massage, or other methods. It notes that a complete semen analysis measures both the quantity and quality of the fluid and sperm. The document provides instructions for patients, advising them to avoid ejaculation before the analysis and to collect the sample in the provided container before bringing it to the lab for evaluation.
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