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Some people will take a small amount testosterone and just crush their sperm count. They just won't make any viable sperm. Other people can maintain viable sperm production while on testosterone, especially if they're taking hCG.
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testosterone replacement therapy is um widely used nowadays I think far too young basically it will lower your sperm count dramatically if you're a male so so you'd have if you want children um you want to conceive children you will need to offset that by taking something like human chonic gonadotrope and HCG
--reduction in sperm count that comes from TRT unless you offset it with hCG
So you can you can maintain whatever's going on in the testicle with hCG and take any testosterone you want.