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Azoospermia

2022-10-05 15:39:13
How do we know that Azoospermia is Acquired or Congenital? Sperm nil FSH 15.4 Chromosomal analysis - normal male karotype
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It could be by doing testicular biopsey
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Answered2022-10-26 12:30:29

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Share reports on private chat for better understanding of your problem and advice chat now clarify your douts take proper knowledge and consult experts

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Few tests need to be done..
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for further information consult privately

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Send full reports Take proper knowledge about this first Chat online N Use vajikarna in Ayurveda

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Attach reports.

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