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Hello, i m 28 years old and using y-spur capsules. Is it really effective . Does it have any side effects or I have to take any special diet /precautions while using this.

PAST HISTORY : My medical history is clear and not having any disease or infection

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Dr. Vinod Chebbi answered : 9 years ago

I have no idea about it. but why are you taking any capsules? Are you suffering with low sperm count?

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