Doctors have varied opinions on infertility treatment due to limited definitive answers and the complexity of unexplained infertility, leading to multiple theories and biases that complicate diagnosis and care.
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A semen analysis does not reflect sexual performance, yet many men and doctors mistakenly link the two, leading to unnecessary tests, treatments, and prolonged anxiety instead of addressing the real psychological or medical issues.
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