British Journal of Urology · 1982 · 83 citations · 20 references
MedicinePharmacotherapyInfertilityReproductive HealthReproductive MedicineInfertility CareInfertility EvaluationInfertility PharmacotherapyMale InfertilityReproductive PharmacologyFertility Treatment OptionsInfertility Drug TherapyMale Factor Infertility AssessmentMale Factor Infertility TreatmentPre-treatmentSperm Cell DensityVitamin C Deficiency Treatment
A prospective randomised trial was carried out to assess the effect of 6 months' treatment with either clomiphene citrate or vitamin C in 179 men complaining of infertile marriage. There was no significant difference in the wife's pregnancy rates between the 2 treatment groups. In order to detect a subgroup that might respond to clomiphene the results were analysed according to pre-treatment FSH and sperm density, with allowance being made for the result of the wife's tests, but still there was no significant difference in treatment response Vitamin C would seem a preferable and cheaper alternative treatment for male infertility.
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Carl G. Heller, Mavis J. Rowley, Gary V. Heller · The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism · 1969 · 114 citations