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Would pills like fertility blend, proxeed or fertipil really help with husbands fertility? he is 34 and i suspect he suffers from ed as well.
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No & No: Although several studies have shown an improvement in sperm parameters with anti-oxidant and vitamin therapy, no study has shown a significant improvement in pregnancy rates. Taking vitamins certainly can't hurt, but don't pay the huge price difference just because the bottle says "fert" on it. A semen analysis would be a great place to start. See a urologist or fertility doc for the ed.
Answered 8/28/2013
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