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Male infertility
Can excessive masturbation lead to male infertility or taking TB medicine lead to less sperm motility rate, can a circumcized organ be more healthy for attaining fatherhood.
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Do not worry it can be treated permanently..
To increase sperm count and motility..
To be sexually fit completely...
To be a father soon
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Excessive masturbation will not lead to infertility though the amount of semen/ejaculate can get reduced. Masturbation is completely normal.
Taking anti-TB medicine doesnt show infertility as a side effect generally.
Circumcision can benefit you by reducing the change of cancer but doesnt affect infertility in any way.
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Do a semen analysis to know if you are really infertile or just having a lot of anxiety
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Dr. Vinay Gupta
Sexologist
36 yrs exp
Bilaspur
Masturbation has nothing to do with infertility. TB, yes genital TB, is one of the cause of male infertility. Consult an expert with ur recent seman examination. Also need complete evaluation of ur wife by an gynaecologist, for achieving pregnancy.
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
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12 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
TB can cause inferitiy
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Dr. Radhakrishnan Nair
Gynecologist
35 yrs exp
Ernakulam
MASTERBATION will not cause infertility.Depends on the site of TB.
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