Recovery of spermatogenesis after hormone therapy: what to expect and when to expect it

Reflections

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Authors:

Peter J. Stahl, M.D.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Age and duration of testosterone therapy predict time to return of sperm count after human chorionic gonadotropin therapy" by Kohn et al.


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Jason Kovac almost 4 years ago

Great article on an issue that has become more relevant with the propagation of testosterone therapy.
Another issue to consider is something we published in the CUAJ (http://www.cuaj.ca/index.php/journal/article/view/2259/1969) suggesting that all men of reproductive age should have a semen analysis done prior to commencement of testosterone therapy. Recovery can only occur to a baseline which, if not know, because difficult to establish.