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Q: Drug Use

asked by: jess17 on June 19th, 2006

New User

I have one more question.. Well my bf was a really big druggy when he was probly 16 hes 18 almost 19 now would weed have any affect on his sperm count like would there be less or sumthin????? He had sex with a woman before he met me she had 2 miss carriges.. Would that be an affect of the weed he smoked or is it just her ????

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n0rthernbelle

replied on June 19th, 2006

Experienced User

I doubt him doing drugs would have much of an effect on his sperm, if nothing else but for the fact that he has youth on his side. His ex-girlfriend's miscarriages were not a result of his drug use... So use protection with your guy if you don't want to risk getting pregnant.

Da_Dez_Bombzzz

replied on June 20th, 2006

Experienced User

Doesn't sound like you have a "winner" to me...

Got one girl pregnant 2 times already, and now hes working on you..

Tell him "dont be a fool wrap your tool"
or "no glove, no love"

its just that simple.

Jen UH biOtch

replied on June 26th, 2006

Experienced User

I think from the post she " wants " to have a baby. I have herd that some drugs can lower a mans sperm count or even worse... It can make them sterile. Heroin is the main one I herd about. Im not sure marijuana can tho... I dont know it kills brain cells... Why not sperm... Hmm...???

cherry88

replied on June 26th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

"they'' say that alcohol and drug abuse can lower the sperm count. But my uncle is an alcoholic, herion addict and he has 8 kids. So I dont know. Everyones different.

And it is her body that made her have 2 miscarriages, not his sperm.

ANGELOS MAMA

replied on July 26th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Yes weed does.It effect the way it travels.

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