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24 Aug 2014 10:11 #209200
by ketchim
The research showed that the local prevalence of males with no sperm
—a condition called azoospermia—was also higher than international averages.
In T&T, the percentage of males with azoospermia is 9.4 per cent which is double the
international average of 4-4.9 per cent.
Further results from the study showed that the male partner was the cause of the problem
for one in three couples assessed at the T&T IVF clinic for infertility.
dddaaammmnnnn....Is ALL that Comess and Piccong having a BackLash >
—a condition called azoospermia—was also higher than international averages.
In T&T, the percentage of males with azoospermia is 9.4 per cent which is double the
international average of 4-4.9 per cent.
Further results from the study showed that the male partner was the cause of the problem
for one in three couples assessed at the T&T IVF clinic for infertility.
dddaaammmnnnn....Is ALL that Comess and Piccong having a BackLash >
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