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Can you recover your testosterone level and sperm count level after being used to estrogen pills like micropil?
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Here are some...: What are the underlying reasons for your using estrogen-containing pill, which may be importantly to affect the recovery of testosterone and sperm count after its discontinuation? So, ask your treating doc so to deduce the prospect after stopping estrogen-containing pill. The only surest thing to do is stop it, watch, see, and monitor by clinical reassessment and T-level & luteinizing hormone test
Answered 1/22/2016
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