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Q: Increase sperm count?
asked by: DoctorQuestion on December 6th, 2006
I have two questions
#1 Is it common to have a brown discharge a week before your period then a period the next week? I only have two weeks that I have nothing!!!What is the brown stuff and what does it mean this is the second month its happend to me
#2 How can you higher a low sperm count?


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on December 11th, 2006
Getting Pregnant Answer A1914
It is not common to have any kind of vaginal discharge a week before having a period. Brown discharge could be blood... or could indicate something else. Your gynecologist should see that discharge and perform a basic gynecological examination (vaginal examination, Pap-test and vaginal ultrasound).
Low sperm count (oligospermia) can be due to various reasons and treatment depends upon the cause. Sometimes when a low sperm count can not be countered, there are some assisted reproductive techniques used for achieving conception.



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