Special circumstances

Guys,

The reason I’m posting is to get your thoughts on my situation. I’m 31 years old, and was diagnosed with Azoospermia about 2 years ago after my wife and I were unsuccessful when trying to conceive a child. I had my testosterone checked and it was just below 100, which is drastically low. My doctor put me on Androgel and my testosterone level is now around 850. My BPEL is currently 5” and my EG is 3.5”.

Do you all think that my smaller than average penis size can be attributed to my lack of testosterone, assuming that my T level was that low going through puberty and beyond?

If that is the case, theoretically I should be able to achieve good gains using PE now that my testosterone is at a more normal level. Thoughts?

Eaglefan

No, though I am unfamiliar with the disease and it’s side effects, possibly some other reason.

Hi Eaglefan

I would think it somewhat unlikely that penis size is causing your problem. But it just maybe that doing the PE exercises, may help produce more sperm. But if you do so. Start off very, very lightly. I’m not well enough informed as to whether they can easily meaure your sperm count, but if you can get it checked occasionally , you could see how things are progressing.

I did a search on the web and came across this site

Which has information regarding the condition. If you Google “azoospermia” it will give you a lot of information which may, perhaps be of value in finding a different drug which may help you.

Hope this helps. And I wish you well in your search.

Petit

Another site to give you yet more information.

There is no connection between penis size and fertility levels.

I don’t know of a reason why you couldn’t get at least the average gains that other men here do.

Like petitfaun suggested, now that your T level is way up, get another sperm analysis done. If you are still azoospermic, find out why that is. Could be as simple as a duct blockage.