Overcoming Male Infertility Podcast: Ted Clark #2

Ted Clark was concerned with the size of his testicles since his girlfriend at the time was a Nurse. After some testing and a Karyotype at his doctors, he was diagnosed with Mosaic Klinefelter syndrome. After a successful Micro-Tese surgery, his wife was ready for IVF. Ted shares his story about his infertility and becoming a father. www.livingwithxxy.org

[@aliciapuebla6596]

Thanks to Ted to sharing his experience and i wish him to much success and i am glad to hear that he is father, congratulations 🎊 🎊 also for the community xxy God bless you 🙏

[@LivingwithXXY]

Our pleasure!

[@judithpedreira6609]

Thanks for sharing your story, it's very useful, and great to make things normal

[@zahid368]

Can kinefelter people got father

[@Jazzthelabel_]

Thank you for such an informative video. My partner is currently going through an azoospermia diagnosis, this has really helped me to learn a lot more about this condition that he potentially could have.

[@j.b.4340]

Great story! @1:21, I guess that’s all of our girlfriends/wives. I know they’re compact. I like that about myself, and didn’t realize that it was a negative until recently. The mention of their size, by women who’ve felt them, was always from a place of concern. They never “made fun” of me, not that that was a possibility, because of how I viewed them.

[@judithpedreira6609]

Congratulations

[@tedclark3696]

Thank you!

[@DanielWLarkin16]

Quick question, I just recently started TRT but I am still using HCG. Will it still kill my sperm count? Right now I am a single guy, would love to have kids one day but I definitely feel like Ted. I did talk with my doctor. We were going to have a MESA/TESA surgery to retrieve any sperm but since my ex fiance and I broke up. My doctor told me to wait on the procedure and to start trt with hcg to get my testosterone levels up. But my question is doing trt going to kill sperm permanently because then I will hold off because I know I will need IVF down the road but I’m just very confused on this all.

[@justinmusicireland]

Making a living channel being an 47 XXY! Well done. ☘👍

[@etherealiesiannie9548]

are all people with klinefelter syndrome 100% infertile?

[@karimako1983]

Hi you’re really so important for all of us,I have a question,does a Klinefelter boy needs to go to a special school or it’s not necessary,he can make it more or less with some help in a common school..

[@Jeff-tr2vp]

47 xxy doesn't mean your child will have special needs. I would advise for your child to learn either Krav Maga, Jujitsu or Aikido because he will unfortunately face bullying. But once a bully has been physically deterred they won't try it again. I got diagnosed in my 30s. I did ok in school academically I just had terrible behaviour, in part because Klinefelters can make you impulsive and also because my impulsiveness caused me to suffer a serious head injury aged 11. So in short: your child will fair ok in school, just make sure they're ready to rumble.

[@karimako1983]

@@Jeff-tr2vp thanks for the tips,I really appreciate,knowledge is power,have a nice day!

[@judithpedreira6609]

Hello, maybe too much of a question, but in my guessing in cases like these, when they found out as grown ups because they want to have children, in these cases they never needed testosterone??, That's the difference, because in teenagers the body could be telling u things, and I see this man an obviously if it wasn't for his willingness to have kids, u would never think of testing to see if there's anything wrong

[@tedclark3696]

Hello, I went to a normal school that had special education classes.

[@karimako1983]

@@tedclark3696 thanks for the feedback!🙏👍🏻