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Which of the following situations does NOT lead to decreased fertility? Select one: a. Low sperm count b. Hormonal imbalance c. Difficulty in egg production d. Hepatitis B infection

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Which of the following situations does NOT lead to decreased fertility?

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a. Low sperm count

b. Hormonal imbalance

c. Difficulty in egg production

d. Hepatitis B infection

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