Certain medications such as calcium channel blockers, tricyclic antidepressants, anti-androgens, and anabolic steroids can cause fertility problems. If you are currently taking medications that affect sperm motility, speak to your healthcare provider about alternative treatments that won't slow down or reduce your sperm count. If you'll be starting chemotherapy or radiation therapy for cancer, ask your doctor about retrieving sperm before starting your courses of therapy. Then you could use the sperm for in-vitro fertilization at some point. Some health conditions can reduce your sperm count or slow the sperm down. Get a medical exam to diagnose any untreated conditions and follow your doctor's treatment plan. Sometimes, just treating the condition can improve the motility of your sperm. For example, if you have a urinary tract infection, the infection can slow down or reduce the amount of sperm you produce. Take antibiotics to treat the infection and your sperm should quickly improve. If you have a very low sperm count, talk with your doctor about taking hormones to improve your fertility. Remember to ask them about potential side effects. The doctor may prescribe: Clomiphene citrate Serophene Follitropin alfa or gonal-F injections Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) Letrozole or anastrozole Exogenous androgens If you and your partner have been trying to conceive for at least 1 year, talk with a fertility specialist about your options. With IVF, mature eggs from your partner will be extracted and joined with your sperm in a laboratory. The fertilized egg will be inserted into your partner's uterus where it will hopefully implant. If your sperm is simply slow, the doctor may recommend intrauterine insemination (IUI) where your sperm is injected into your partner's uterus. If it's timed when your partner is ovulating, your partner might be able to conceive.
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One-sentence summary -- Stop taking medications associated with lower fertility rates, if possible. Treat any underlying health conditions. Ask your doctor to prescribe medication to improve sperm count. Consider in-vitro fertilization (IVF).

It's the icon that looks like two peoples' heads near the bottom-left area of the page. It's in the new Accounts column on the left side of the page. This message explains that linking another account will allow your main account (the one currently logged in) to take actions on behalf of other accounts you link. This includes tweeting, sending Direct Messages, and making administrative changes. Enter the username and password for the account you want to add, and then click Authorize to confirm. This adds the other account to TweetDeck. You'll see a list of all accounts your primary account can manage at the bottom of the Accounts column. You can keep adding more accounts in the same manner. When you compose a new tweet, you'll be able to select which user account you want to tweet as.
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One-sentence summary -- Click the Accounts icon in TweetDeck. Click Link another account you own. Review the pop-up message and click Continue. Log in with the new account's login credentials.

All popular online games have network settings, its just a case of finding them. Search online for a guide to tweaking your game. Badly configured firewalls can stop some packets getting through, causing loss or lag.
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One-sentence summary -- Optimize your game settings. Configure your firewall properly.

If you struggle to feel secure in a relationship, practice good communication skills. Ask people to speak directly and honestly to you without using sarcasm. When you speak with others, put most of your energy on listening to what they say and understanding them. If you're unclear about something, ask a question. Overall, be curious in your interactions and avoid jumping to conclusions. If you start to doubt what the person is doing or saying, ask a question. However, don't be accusing. For example, if your partner is going out and you're feeling suspicious, ask, "Do you know what time you'll be back? I was hoping we could spend some time together tonight." If you generally tend to be untrusting toward people, this likely affects your ability to have friendships and relationships. While it's true some people shouldn't be trusted, it doesn't mean that everyone is not trustworthy. Think about what it costs you when you doubt someone; their time, their presence, their love, and perhaps even their friendship. For example, if someone calls and says they will be late, then it simply means they are running late and nothing more. Even if there is a pattern of lateness, it doesn't mean they're up to something else based solely on this one trait, however much you dislike it. If you're having a hard time believing someone, say to yourself, "I am choosing to believe they are telling me the truth." Maybe an ex cheated on you and now you're wary of dating or being with someone new for fear they may also betray you. Living in the past is not a healthy way to direct your present and future behavior. Avoid letting past bad experiences cloud your present judgment, and learn how to stop yourself from falling into automatic suspicious responses whenever a similar situation arises. Rebuilding trust starts with you, not anybody else. Learn from your past experiences and improve your resilience, but use the past like a stepping stone rather than a weight dragging you down.
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Practice open and honest communication. Choose to trust people. Avoid applying the past to the present.