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Anxiety meds effect sperm Posted: 02-19-08 09:08am


so we have been trying for the last 4 months and there is nothing so far, we track the exact days I ovulate and still no baby!!! well he takes meds for his anxiety.... could this be the problem?

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Posted: 02-19-08 09:27am


It might have something to do with it. One of the first things that any doctor will have you do when you are trying to get pregnant is to have your husband get a sperm analysis. You can ask your general doctor for a referal to a urologist to get one done. That is what we are in the process of doing. We just went straing to the urologist based on the recomendation of a friend.

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