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hi all! Any good experience using macs instead regular icsi? I have seen success stories with imsi and other with macs, which it is quite confusing!

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Hope you get some replies to your post These are two techniques used to obtain the best quality sperm when sperm quality is an issue Make sure have people around you for support and please take advantage of the counselling appointments you should be offered while receiving treatment

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