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Will I ever be able to have my own kids?11/30/2009 |
I have small underveloped testicals and a small tight sack im 26 years old and just had a sperm test and i have a very low count and the sperm which is ther is abnormal.my Gp is sending me to a Dr in this feald. r ther any treatments for this and wots the chances of me becuming a farther. sory about spelling
There are always a way to have a child as long as there is sperm in ejaculate fluid. However, natural pregnancy is difficult if the problem is at the level of testicles. That is if the testes are under stress and they are already smaller, it is unlikely to make them work harder.
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