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Treating Sleep Apnea Could Improve Sperm Quality, Study Finds
A lack of oxygen during sleep isn't just a problem for the lungs or the brain – it may also impact testicular function.
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A lack of oxygen during sleep isn't just a problem for the lungs or the brain – it may also impact testicular function. A small prospective study has now found that while obstructive sleep apnea is not associated with erectile dysfunction, it is associated with poorer sperm quality.
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