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Low sperm countFrom: Tim and Jude Kurokawa (jkuro@midrivers.com)Wed Apr 29 09:47:34 1998
I have a couple who is trying to conceive. They have had unprotected IC for 6 years. Did a sperm analysis and found all variables normal except count was only 5 million. I understand he needs to have another 1 or 2 sperm counts in order to confirm oligospermia. He wears boxers, non-smoker, very healthy, has never fathered a child. She has regular cycles, is ovulating according to BBT, has one child who is 8 yrs old from previous relationship. We live in a very isolated area, and I would like to do anything (simple) I can do here, and gather all information they might need before referring them to more advanced provider. My collaborating physician is also hoping to get some info in this area. Can anyone give me some advice? Are there any good sites on the internet? Thanks in advance. Jude V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V Jude Kurokawa, CNM, FNP 513 Dayton St. Wolf Point, MT 59201 406-653-1608 Home and Hospital births on the Rez The Coyote midwife sits by the hole and waits.... mailto:jkuro@midrivers.com HTTP://www.midrivers.com/~jkuro V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V
-- V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V Jude Kurokawa, CNM, FNP 513 Dayton St. Wolf Point, MT 59201 406-653-1608 Home and Hospital births on the Rez The Coyote midwife sits by the hole and waits.... mailto:jkuro@midrivers.com HTTP://www.midrivers.com/~jkuro V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V
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