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Common Causes of Male Infertility
Couples are considered infertile after they have tried for one year or more to get pregnant without success. Many couples automatically assume that the problem is a female issue, but up to forty percent of fertility issues are male-related problems. It is important that both couples have testing to identify
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Considering a Vasectomy? It's Not So Bad
If you have decided to have a vasectomy and are feeling a little nervous about it, read on. It's not so bad. Here are a few facts to help calm you down and address your concerns. Let's talk about what a vasectomy will NOT effect: Sexual desire Ability to have erections Orgasm and accompanying sensations
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Considering a Vasectomy? It's Not So Bad
If you have decided to have a vasectomy and are feeling a little nervous about it, read on. It's not so bad. Here are a few facts to help calm you down and address your concerns. Let's talk about what a vasectomy will NOT effect: Sexual desire Ability to have erections Orgasm and accompanying sensations
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Daily Sex Improves Sperm Quality
There has been some debate over how frequently a couple should have sex when trying to conceive. It was once thought that abstaining from sex for a few days before ovulation helped build up a man’s sperm count, improving the chances of conceiving. Daily sex was believed to reduce a man’s sperm
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Daily Sex Improves Sperm Quality
There has been some debate over how frequently a couple should have sex when trying to conceive. It was once thought that abstaining from sex for a few days before ovulation helped build up a man’s sperm count, improving the chances of conceiving. Daily sex was believed to reduce a man’s sperm
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Daily Sex Improves Sperm Quality
There has been some debate over how frequently a couple should have sex when trying to conceive. It was once thought that abstaining from sex for a few days before ovulation helped build up a man’s sperm count, improving the chances of conceiving. Daily sex was believed to reduce a man’s sperm
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How Long Do Sperm Live?
Sperm can live for up to seven days in the fallopian tubes after ejaculation, and 20 minutes outside the body.
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IVF Guide - Everything You Want to Know About IVF
Understanding in vitro is the first step to figuring out if it is right for you.
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Male Fertility: What He Needs To Know
Fertility is part of the equation for both men and women.
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Natural Ways to Improve Sperm Count
Improving sperm count is a function of healthy living in many cases.
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