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Hi there me and my partner are trying to conceive and am looking to improve sperm count and have been told of 2 products and was wondering if you coul?
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Sperm count: You are presuming that your sperm count is low. Your partner should have a semen analysis to see if he needs to do anything. If your sperm count is normal, there isn't anything you may need. If it is abnormal, you should talk to a doctor before trying other measures.
Answered 1/16/2016
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