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Fertilization can go wrong if there are chromosomal abnormalities in the egg or sperm, preventing proper fertilization or leading to genetic defects in the resulting embryo. Incompatibility between the sperm and egg can also hinder fertilization. Additionally, issues with sperm motility or egg quality can impact successful fertilization.

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