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My husband is on 4 drug therapy for ocular tb. will it effect his sperms? should we stop trying to concieve?
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Don't take chances: Any medicine can affect sperm potentially. Wait until treatment is done and doctor says all's well before trying to conceive. Why take a chance? In the meantime, Both of you can eat a good diet, exercise regularly and optimize finances so you will be even readier for parenting.
Answered 3/3/2015
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