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Is hypothyroidism can affect on my testies and sperm count,my tsh level is 13 when i checked last?
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Hypothyroidism does affect fertility. It is easily treatable with pills that you need to take regularly. Your sperm count may or may not be related to thyroid deficiency but you need to be treated for your general health.
Answered 5/2/2022
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Not usually but may in the long term. Keep your thyroid treatment up and you should be fine.
Answered 5/3/2022
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