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A 33-year-old man is referred for re-evaluation of male infertility. He and his 29-year-old wife have been trying to conceive for the last two years. Upon complete medical evaluation revealing regular ovulatory cycles and normal productive anatomy with no history of reproductive tract disorders, pelvic infection, or surgery, the couple has had unprotected intercourse 2-3 times a week. Having undergone a normal puberty and been well previously, he complains of poor libido and poor erection. Decreased seminal vesicle fluid for the past year. He ejaculates once a week. There is no past history of any chronic illness or any reproductive disorders and has taken no medication or any illicit drugs. He has no family history of hypogonadism, cleft palate, or infertility. He has 2 brothers who have fathered children. He works as a software professional with no habitual smoking or drinking. He has never sired a child and is well virilized with normal male osteo and normal upper-lower segment ratio. His body mass index is 33.5 kg per meter square with bilateral gynecomastia. A normal genitourinary examination with normal descended testicles that are 12 ml bilaterally and easily palpable, without varicocele or differentiation. Nonspecific results. Cellaimazine reveals no hypothalamic-pituitary abnormality. Treatment advice: NAME_1. Celcal 500 twice daily after a meal for 1 month and NAME_1. Gincovit 1s daily after breakfast for 1 month.