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A 30-year-old male asked:
I m in 30 high fsh 15.7 testestrone 3.7 sperm count 200thousend per ml can treat and what treatment?
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Dr. Paul Turekanswered
Urology 37 years experience
Non hormonal Rx: Given the low sperm count and elevated fsh (>8), the chances that hormonal therapy will improve semen quality is low. Your best bet is to fix a varicocele if you have one or use assisted reproductive technology to conceive.
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Dr. Deborah Smithanswered
Fertility Medicine 37 years experience
Depends: Your options are limited due to multiple problems. I would recommend seeing a fertility specialist as soon as possible. With your high fsh and partners low sperm count the fertility specialist will discuss what options are available to you.
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