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Does having 2.4 litres of beers in a week.make my sperm count less?
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Not necessarily: Drinking beer at 2.4 liters a week may not effect your sperm count, but certainly is not warranted to continue. If you drink 2.4 liters every week, than you may have a "habit" and even alcoholism by definition, which can carry more serious consequences down the road. Best to speak to your doc about drinking and any issues you may have with sex/sperm as well. Best wishes.
Answered 12/24/2022
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