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Jude-Love

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Low Testosterone Posted: 04-13-08 23:26pm


My husband recently found out that he has a low testosterone level in his blood. From what we can tell, this means he has either a low sperm count or low motility. We aren't sure. Has anyone else been diagnosed with this sort of fertility problem? Is there any treatment and what exactly does it mean?

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