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Semen Analysis

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Nick101
Nick101

I had my semen tested in March and everything was normal. I had it retested again in October and everything was normal, in fact total sperm volume increased significantly. What did decrease was my sperm motility. It was 89% in March and 74% in October. I have recently seen changes in my ejaculation. It is watery and does not come out in much volume. If I do not masturbate for more than 4 days then the semen volume will increase a little and it will not be as watery but the characteristics have definitely changed since last year.

I was recently diagnosed with papillary thyroid cancer and had my thryoid removed as well as lymph nodes. I am assuming that is the reason for the changes. What actions, steps or treatment options should I look into? I am also obese and know I have to lose weight but would this cause changes in my ejaculate?

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  • maxhealth
    maxhealth Nick101

    Posted

    Hey there,

    You might wanna take some vitamins or supplements. A perfect one which I can personally attest to is Conception Men by EU Natural. It is made 100% from natural ingredients and helps to increase sperm motility, strength, produce healthy volumes and count . You can easily get one from Amazon or Ebay, even Walmart, with a 90 day, 100% money back guarantee.

    Check it out

    • hghlth
      hghlth maxhealth

      Posted

      I second this. A friend of mind used Conception Men and had really good results with an increased sperm motility.

      I personally cherish the brand and their products. I think people should know the effectiveness and safeness of natural herbal treatments

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