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To determine: Whether the administration of testosterone alone to restore sperm production to normal.
Introduction: Testes are one of the male reproductive organs that produce sperm and testosterone hormone. Testosterone is a male sex hormone. Testes contain Leydig cells which produce testosterone. The sex hormones are steroid hormones and act on the target tissues.
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