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What happens to faulty sperm and sperm that are not ejaculated?

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What happens to faulty sperm and sperm that are not ejaculated?

What happens to faulty sperm and sperm that are not ejaculated?

a. They result in severe pain for the man.
b. They are reabsorbed into the body.
c. They reduce sexual arousal.
d. They cause temporary infertility.

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