low sper count

Researchers found that the men with fertility problems who took 5 mg of folic acid a day and 66 mg of zinc sulfate a day for 26 weeks had a 74% increase in total normal sperm count and a minor (4%) increase in abnormal sperm count.

10 Important Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Infertility & Reproduction.
1.     Could lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol, or stress be affecting my fertility?
2.     Might my job or my partner's job be contributing to our problems?
3.     Are there any non-medical approaches, such as relaxation or meditation techniques, that could improve my chances of becoming pregnant?
4.     Is it important to proceed with an infertility evaluation now, or should we wait a while longer?
5.     What other specific tests would you recommend to diagnose our infertility, and what do they cost?
6.     What are the treatment options for our suspected diagnosis, and what do they cost?
7.     How much of the cost of fertility treatments or testing does health insurance typically cover?
8.     What is the national success rate, in terms of live births, for each of these treatments?
9.     How many procedures of the type that you are recommending has this fertility clinic performed, and what is its success rate in terms of live births?
10.     Can you put us in touch with former patients who have undergone similar treatments?

Don't jump to a conclusion based on just one report - remember that sperm counts do tend to vary on their own! It takes six weeks for the testes to produce new sperm - which is why you need to wait before repeating the test. It also makes sense to repeat it from another laboratory, to ensure that the report is valid.

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