Anyone get their sperm count checked?

[goodness]

SAME HERE, TOOK MY WIFE AND I A ALMOST A YEAR TO GET PREGNANT. SHE WAS ON HCG SHOTS AT THE TIME AND I WAS FOR SURE LOW CONFIRMED BY TESTING. BUT IT WILL HAPPEN.

 

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SAME HERE, TOOK MY WIFE AND I A ALMOST A YEAR TO GET PREGNANT. SHE WAS ON HCG SHOTS AT THE TIME AND I WAS FOR SURE LOW CONFIRMED BY TESTING. BUT IT WILL HAPPEN.

yeah my poor wife was injecting all kinds of stuff, HCG, estrogen, and a couple other different things, she was a trooper

 

[Get_Swole]

Fertility can be complex, and I'm sure you know the statistics, the man often accounts for a larger portion in the failed conception reports......and sperm counts are generally much lower in your average male today than 15 years ago...

The GOOD news is if you are running cycles, your body fat is lower (hopefully) so you are unlikely to encounter estrogen issues while running hCG (though is still possible) , which is good from a fertility standpoint...you want estrogen in check obviously or you will have reduced fertility.

In addition, you could try swedish flower pollen which is a well-known fertility supplement, famous for enabling one to shoot "the ropes".

hCG has a pretty good safety record, and definitely needs to be a part of that regimen...and although SERMs such as clomid may help, they also can make the situation trickier, being that they often have un-announced negative effects on the estrogen balance.

Also, some esters/forms of testosterone may have different effects on fertility, testosterone undecanoate, and proviron, are both known to actually INCREASE sperm count, generally, but this is also dose-dependent and I am not necessarily advocating the use of these compounds as fertility treatments...just demonstrating the differences between compounds.


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8462190
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2892728

Alpha-blocker drugs, used for benign prostate enlargement, and for high blood pressure, are also shown to increase fertility; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9406835 - the mechanism is probably to do with their noted anti-stress effect and a direct effect on leydig related enzymes. Moreover, alphablockade may enhance natural test production by shifting adrenergic activity towards the beta-adrenergic receptors; resulting in enhanced steroidogenesis.

Thanks brother, always learn something from your posts.

Yeah my body fat is way lower then it was so who knows I may be "more" fertile then I was back when I was injured, fat, and lazy. I think I will just research a couple of tests and keep it monitored, if it gets too far below the norm I'll start HCG therapy etc.

Thanks for all the feedback guys, got lots of researching to do.