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Back Surgery Posted: 01-23-06 16:57pm


My brother-in-law has a ruptured disk in his lower back and the doctors are talking of putting in a replacement disk. The surgery requires for them to go through the stomach. One of the disadvantages of the surgery is that he will only have a 30% chance of being able to produce more children. Does anyone know as to why this is?

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