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Husband has had zero sperm count on two tests no blockage anywhere either...can sperm ever come back?
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Zero sperm: Your husband may have primary testicular failure or sertoli cell only syndrome. That means that the testicle is unable to produce sperm and there is treatment for it.
Answered 9/28/2016
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