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A member asked:
My boyfriend has a low sperm count is there anything he can take to help him before we try ivf?
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Urologist: There are certain hormones he can use under supervision by a doctor. But they only work in certain circumstances. It requires a full workup prior. For the purposes of ivf, only if his count were severely low would it really even matter though.
Answered 5/2/2014
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