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Will quitting smoking help improve my sperm count and chances of conception?
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Very likely: Tipically yes, it is absolutely a good thought ! since smoking provenly is one of the most frequent (and obviously one of the most reversible) factors affecting motility, sperm count and possibly even abnormal morphology. It definitely can not hurt, and it is advisable, regardless !
Answered 4/24/2016
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