Examination methods of men

Examination methods of men

In some men, sperm quality deteriorates due to a poor lifestyle. They may not be able to reach the egg, or have a limited ability to penetrate the egg and fertilize it. Thus, male fertility depends primarily on the quality, number and movement of sperm.

However, other factors such as genetic load, immune reactions, hormone production disorders, obstruction of the excretory tract, inability to ejaculate, inflammatory diseases of the excretory tract of the male genital tract, etc. can also reduce male fertility.

In some cases, the cause may not be revealed at all. The basis is the examination of the spermiogram. This consists of taking ejaculate by masturbation, before which it is recommended to observe three days of sexual abstinence. The ejaculate is examined for the presence of sperm – their number, movement and morphological structure are evaluated.

BASED ON THE RESULT OF THE SPERMIOGRAM, THE DOCTOR WILL RECOMMEND YOU THE MOST SUITABLE METHOD OF ASSISTED REPRODUCTION.

ADVANCED DIAGNOSTIC METHODS IN THE EXAMINATION OF MEN:

Examination of spermiogram.

Sperm culture examination.

Andrological examination.

DNA fragmentation of sperm.

Immunological examination.

Genetic examination (examination should be performed in men older than 45 years, in the absence of sperm in the ejaculate and in repeated miscarriages of the partner or the risk of hereditary defects).

Hormonal examination (in indicated cases, the examination is performed on men with low sperm quality, FSH, LH and testosterone levels are examined, which inform about the hormonal background of sperm production).

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