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Fertisure M vs Addyzoa for low sperm
I have been diagnosed with Oligoasthenospermia, I did my semen analysis as per gynaecologist. After diagnosis doctor suggested me to take Fertisure M. This week I consulted ayurveda doctor for the same. He said to take Addyazoa and fertisure M will not any difference. I started fertisure M since 1 week. Should I continue fertisure M for next 2 months or start Addyzoa? Which will help me?
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Start proper ayurvedic medicine..
To get rid of this issue permanently without any side effects..
To be sexually fit completely..
To increase sperm count and motility..
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Both these tablets contain antioxidants...
They are not going to increase your sperm count...
They might improve motility to certain extent.. I guess a thorough physical and hormonal check is warranted...
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You are advised kindly consult your treating doctor for better understanding.
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