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Inside the Male Bag: Low Sperm Count, Varicoceles & Vital Lifestyle Fixes

Inside the Male Bag: Low Sperm Count, Varicoceles & Vital Lifestyle Fixes

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Welcome to the very first Male bag episode of The Male Fertility Podcast! In these episodes, we will answer your questions about male fertility. If you have a question you'd like answered, please email: themalefertilitypodcast@gmail.com.

This episode covers:

  1. How can a man tell if he's infertile, and are there any signs to look out for?
  2. Are there specific lifestyle changes or habits to improve male fertility?
  3. Is it still possible to have children with a low sperm count?
  4. What are the main signs of a varicocele, and how would I know if I had one? NeXYs Community Webinar: there is an upcoming webinar on varicoceles and male fertility with Dr. Steven Moser on 19th May. Join the NeXYs community at nexysfertility.com (NeXYs).
  5. Can infertility happen even if you've already had a child (secondary infertility)? What could cause it?

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Next Episode: Why fertility matters at work.

DISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your doctor or qualified healthcare provider.

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