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Inquiry! should a male undergo certain tests before getting married like for fertility, blood or other general ones?
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You can: Many men do not, but certainly you can go to your physician and ask to have basic tests ordered. I'd be happy to see you and your fiance, and do a basic evaluation of the two of you. We are in tarzana, in the san fernando valley, 818 344-8522.
Answered 7/1/2013
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