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Q: Trouble getting wife pregnant
asked by: DoctorQuestion on January 6th, 2008
I got married on Noveber 21st and i live with my wife 2 moths together i donot have any eriction problem..but untill now she is not pregnant....my friends sying that you dont have counting..i dodnt know what is counting..they saying counting is the speeed of semen. in my condition semen is not coming fastly..it coming slowly..not so slowly a medium condition..am very much affraid about this..please give me a reasonable answer...thank you...


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on January 22nd, 2008
Sexual Health - Men Answer A3538
There is no such condition wherein a man's “semen comes slowly”. Two months is too short a period to diagnose possible sterility, or to exclude this diagnosis. You and your wife will need to try for a pregnancy for at least one year before a sterility problem could even be considered. If, however, you have a strong intuition that your sperm is causing possible fertility problems, then you can request a sperm analyses: spermogram (sperm amount, spermatozoid count, mobility, vitality, morphology) as well as functional tests. In order to get started on this, you can consult your GP and a urologist, if necessary.




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