An insufficient number of sperm in the semen. The condition is also called oligozoospermatism. Oligospermia can affect male fertility but depending on the cause, this may only be temporary. For example fever, certain drugs, smoking and excess alcohol use may temporarily reduce sperm count. ...more »
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