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Should empiric therapies be used for male factor infertility?

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Should empiric therapies be used for male factor infertility?
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Should empiric therapies be used for male factor infertility?

Idiopathic male infertility is defined as abnormal semen parameters without an underlying cause. The primary treatment option used in this patient population is empiric medical therapy (EMT). Hormone treatment, particularly antiestrogens, is the most widely used method of EMT for idiopathic male inf…

Volume 113, Issue 6, Pages 1121–1130

Authors:

Kai J. Buhling, M.D., Peter Chan, M.D., Martin Kathrins, M.D., Marian Showell, M.P.H., M.L.I.S., Sarah C. Vij, M.D., Mark Sigman, M.D.

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PRO: Empiric therapies should be used for male factor infertility

CON: Empiric therapies should not be used for male factor infertility

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