Test E and effects on fertility?

[Fetch]

Last night, I had one of those 'oh shit' moments, where after finishing with a girl I look down and the condom had come off at some point prior to finishing. So as I rushed around town late night looking for a 24 hour pharmacy for Plan B (which is really freking expensive for a single pill, incidentally,) I got to wondering about my own likelihood of impregnating a girl, anyway. I'm on week 7 of a 500Mg/Week Test E cycle, where weeks 1-5 I was on 50Mg DBol/Day. I recall reading that AAS will affect your fertility, but as I searched the forum here I came up with several threads with either anecdotal reports ("I heard that such and such...", or conflicting information. Is there any current wisdom on this issue?

[BiggerByTheDay]

My father has been juicing since his early 20's. Has hardly ever come off test since then, unless experimenting with some other form of using one compound at a time, but yet I'm here. I'm 20, he is now 50. LOL I know this doesn't help much but from personal reference I suppose, he has been practically on gear his whole adult life and I know he has never cared about giving his natural test time to recover. Therefore, I suppose it is still, at least from my point of view, to be fertile and be on gear even if its extremely long-term. I also have three brothers as well who are about 5-10 years older than me. And yes, those Plan B tabs are stupid expensive. Same thing happened to me and my girl a month or so ago.

[Fetch]

Yea, 50 bucks for a single pill, and all it is is a concentrated burst of birth control.

[D7M]

It is definitely possible to conceive on cycle.

Sperm mobility is reduced, but trust me, it's definitely possible.

[Fetch]

So, the liklihood is reduced? I'll take it.

[syd-bloke]

all it takes is one! reduced or not

[lovbyts]

$50 for Plan B 1x or $1500 a month for 18 years = $324,000 not counting inflation for plan P parenthood.

do the math