Males who are long-term cocaine users have elevated risks of all of the following EXCEPT:
A)Low sperm count
B)Abnormally formed sperm
C)Low motility
D)Increased fertility

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Long-term cocaine use can damage sperm, leading to low sperm count, abnormally formed sperm, and low motility, which can all contribute to decreased fertility. However, increased fertility is not a known risk factor associated with long-term cocaine use.

Males Who Are Long-Term Cocaine Users Have Elevated Risks of All