u/Euriae

As the title says, I haven't seen a trailer from FFIX as the other entries.

Man I was so worried they would pospone the switch 2 release.

I am wondering where to get the game, switch 2 or ps5. I am a married man so I almost have no time to get into the ps5, switch2 otherwise with the handheld…

That’s why I would like to know if there’s any info related to the d2 port. I think origins was great by what I read on the subreddit.

Hi everyone,

32m/28F.

I stopped taking finasteride almost two months ago, started taking vitamins and took my second analysis. I am bit worried because mobility is lower than before (in the first one, Had 78%, and now is 23 wtf). But the difference is that this time the new clinic did the kruger criterion and the results are way different.

Physical Characters

• Volume: 1.2 ml (ref. >1.5 ml)
• pH: 7.2 (ref. ≥7.2) ✅
• Viscosity: High
• Liquefaction: Incomplete
• Color: Pearlescent

Microscopic Examination

• Count: 35 M/ml (ref. ≥15 M/ml) ✅
• Total concentration: 42 M (ref. ≥39 M) ✅
• Progressive motility: 23% (ref. ≥32%) ❌
• Non-progressive motility: 11%
• Total motile: 34% (ref. ≥40%) ❌
• Immotile: 66%
• Red blood cells: 0 ✅
• Leukocytes: 0 ✅
• Round cells: 0 ✅
• Autoagglutination: No ✅
• Aggregation: No ✅

Morphology

• Normal forms: 7% (ref. >14% Krugger) ❌
• Abnormal forms: 93%
• Head anomalies: 60%
• Midpiece anomalies: 34%
• Flagella anomalies: 2%
• Cytoplasmic residues: 4%

REM Test

• Progressive motility: 100% ✅
• Final concentration: 5 M/ml
• REM: 6.0 M ✅

They told me the viscosity is the one causing the motility to be lower and they suggested to take some medication to help it, and hydrate a lot, so in some days the motility should stabilize.

Could you give me some second thoughts? We have been trying to conceive since almost a year ago, and I am truly thinking to do a artificial insemination instead of giving a couple of months more because I am kinda worried.

Thanks

Good day everyone,

My dad passed away 6 years ago, and, by what I suspect, caused depression on my uncle (his younger brother) so all he did was drinking and almost no eat. He got his ups and downs, family helped him and his two daughters, until the downs won over the ups and he passed away today as by my mother call.

I am in front of my computer working and do not know how to process or explain it to my wife, for example. I think is some sort of trying to avoid too much drama as I cannot stand it.

With my father was the same, people came around just to tell me how great he was (which I appreciate) but when they started being pity with such as "he was so young..." did not help at all. I cannot change what happened, just accept it and move on; cry, curse... but on my own. Didn't like people to surround or comfort me as I saw it uncomfortable. Just wanted to stay there, in silence, processing it.

And the same happens with my uncle. We will go to say goodbye of course. He was a great man, and he was younger than my dad (Dad passed away at 68, and my uncle was not even his age when passing away).

Sorry, maybe I look like a dick or, don't know. Is just that I do not know how to cope with it.

Thanks for reading me.