Testicular Atrophy

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Testicular Atrophy

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I have used steroids and now I have testicular atrophy and they aren't getting any better. I do not have ED but I have extremely low sex drive and extremely low test levels that I got tested.

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Dr. Adittya K Sharma Urologist 20 yrs exp Lucknow Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Adittya K Sharma

Urologist 20 yrs exp Lucknow

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Steroids have negative effect on testis. It reduces sperm count. ED happens very late. It starts with lots of libido and infertility. You can share your serum testosterone and semen analysis