Ve been trying to conceive for months now, decided to do a sperm count test and it came out as low as 6x10 ml. I consulted a urologist with the result and after physical examination said I had varicocele and needed surgery. Decided to ask for a second opinion from another urologist and he confirmed my case through physical examination. I am scared of operating in my balls so I had to ask a 3rd doctor, who then asked me to do a testicular scan first. I have done the scan and everything appears normal. So who do I believe now? And what do I do next? Also I have ed issues for years now, I was also prescribed manix and vigomax which I am currently taking now and so far seem effective.
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I understand your query. I advice you to go for private consultation as it will help me to give you better advice and suggestion, if you have any issue in booking the online consultation do let me know. D-aspartic acid (d-aa) is a form of aspartic acid, a type of amino acid that?s sold as a dietary supplement. D-aa is mainly present in certain glands, such as the testicles, as well as in semen and sperm cells. Researchers believe that d-aa is implicated in male fertility. In fact, d-aa levels are significantly lower in infertile men than fertile men (3). This is supported by studies showing that d-aa supplements may increase levels of testosterone, the male sex hormone that plays an essential role in male fertility. For example, a study in infertile men suggested that taking 2.7 grams of d-aa for 3 months increased their testosterone levels by 30?60% and sperm count and motility by 60?100%. Another controlled study in healthy men showed that taking 3 grams of d-aa supplements daily for 2 weeks increased testosterone levels by 42%.regards,
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