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Ringworm affecting fertility has less than 10-3 chances. My urologist told me it is zero from his experience . ANOTHER UROlogist told me its neglible less than 0.001
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Yes he's right ,zero cases in my experience too
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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5 yrs exp
Nellore
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Dr. Ojashwin Mishra
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3 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Ringworm is a superficial SKIN infection. Doesn't affect the testes so practically no loss of fertility.
I am quite surprised at your query. What made you think of it? Perhaps a google search? A random internet article?
Please believe your urology specialist.
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