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A member asked:
For men who had serious epididymis infection, after infection is gone, before scar is formed, will sperm count already be significantly lower?
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No, not necessary...: A fast and effective response to antibiotic treatment will leave less odd to block vas deferens. In reality, I would not overly concern about less sperm count secondary to possible vasal blockage. Instead, just wait and see how you fertility may unfold, and current worry about such is premature and unnecessary since nothing could be done. Best wish to health...
Answered 6/15/2017
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