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Treatment may include hCG, FSH preparations, Menotropins, Clomiphene, Letrozole, Anastrozole, Cabergoline, and Bromocriptine, depending on the underlying cause.
Some prescription medicines may improve sperm production in men with hormonal causes of infertility, but effectiveness depends on the underlying diagnosis.
In most cases, no. Exogenous testosterone can suppress natural sperm production and may worsen fertility. Treatment decisions should be made by a specialist.
Yes. Hormonal fertility medicines require medical supervision and regular monitoring.
Treatment duration varies by diagnosis but often requires several months because sperm production takes approximately 74 days.