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Hi we are trying to conceive and my husband has a respiratory infection. the doctor has him on azithromycin now. will that negatively affect sperm count and mobility at all?
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No: Azithromycin prescribed in normal a dose and frequency should not affect sperm parameters.
Answered 5/14/2015
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