Hi Peter.. I am new here. Hope everybody is doing well. My husband and I live in Canada. I am 32 and he is 40. He had a vasectomy reversal done a month ago and everything seems ok with him. My question is about sperm 
I took a look at his semen under the microscope and found a lot of little things that look like 'comas' (,,,,,,). I am not 100% sure if what I saw was dead sperm. his vasectomy was 11 years old, so I believe that there is a lot of stuff that needs to come out, right? I can almost swear that I saw one of these "comas" moving really fast. I looked and looked again and again and again and that little thing was moving really fast to the right of the slide. Does it make any sense? I have a science major and know how to use a microscope, but it was my first time looking at semen. Please could you give me some explanation about how sperm looks like under the microscope? The little "comas" glow sometimes.
I know sperm takes about 72 days to mature, so could it be possible to see one swimming already or am I going crazy?
Do you know of any site on the internet with real pictures of sperm that you could refer to me, so I could compare to what I am seeing?
Is it true that pregnancies that occur one or two months after VR are not safe, because the sperm was produced under pressure and that can cause abnormalities to the baby?
Wow.. I am sorry I asked so many questions. I really hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks so much.
Marcelle

I took a look at his semen under the microscope and found a lot of little things that look like 'comas' (,,,,,,). I am not 100% sure if what I saw was dead sperm. his vasectomy was 11 years old, so I believe that there is a lot of stuff that needs to come out, right? I can almost swear that I saw one of these "comas" moving really fast. I looked and looked again and again and again and that little thing was moving really fast to the right of the slide. Does it make any sense? I have a science major and know how to use a microscope, but it was my first time looking at semen. Please could you give me some explanation about how sperm looks like under the microscope? The little "comas" glow sometimes.
I know sperm takes about 72 days to mature, so could it be possible to see one swimming already or am I going crazy?
Do you know of any site on the internet with real pictures of sperm that you could refer to me, so I could compare to what I am seeing?
Is it true that pregnancies that occur one or two months after VR are not safe, because the sperm was produced under pressure and that can cause abnormalities to the baby?
Wow.. I am sorry I asked so many questions. I really hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks so much.
Marcelle