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Semen issue
Hi,
We are planing for baby and we consulted one of gynocologist and as per her advise taken few tests like for me i have gone through semen analysis
Intial test my sperm count was more than 15 million and motility was some less so as doctor suggested two medicines like maxoza and paternia plus there after i have taken those medicines almost 3 months but after few days i have gone through again semen analysis about 2 times month on month but the sperm count was decreased to 9 millions but motilty was good.
There is no issue with my wife results and mine was some logging the count and motilty.
So please advice how will proceed further.
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Dr. Khursheed Alam
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4 yrs exp
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Using SpermCheck, you'll find out in minutes if your sperm count is in the “normal” range (above 20 million sperm per milliliter, as described by the World Health Organization). Reading the results of the Sperm Check male fertility test is simple; you either get a positive or negative result.
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