Why not bare?Where should I start treatment?Many men with infertility are very concerned about how to do the correct test and find the cause.I will introduce the main testing items of the current hospital. I believe that it can help you.
Routine semen examination
This is the most basic and most important clinical indicator for determining male fertility. The parameters of semen are the first to understand by the physician. Patients should pay attention to: 3 & mdash; 5 days to check for different rooms;; Be sure to get all semen; review 1 & mdash; 2 times within 2 weeks.
Microbial examination related to male infertility
Men's urinary and reproductive system infection often leads to male infertility. Pathogenic microorganisms related to male urology and reproductive system infections include bacteria, viruses, spirals, mycoplasma, chlamydia, etc.Chlamydia, etc.
Endocrine examination related to men
Reproductive endocrine dysfunction affects the sexual function and reproductive function of men. It is an important cause of male infertility. Endocrine examination is mainly to determine the measurement of sex hormones T, FSH, LH, PRL, E2,wait.
Sperm biochemical examination
Analysis of the chemical composition of semi -slurry helps to understand the function of epididymal, prostate, and seminal vesicles.Patients can be used for spermatozoic biochemical examinations when they have less semen, sperm -oriented, younger sperm, and unknown sperm activity.Phosphate, etc.
Genetic examinations related to male infertility men and genes related chromosomes and genes
It is normal is the basis for maintaining normal reproductive function. The abnormality of chromosomes and genes causes abnormalization and (or) sperm -generic disorders, which seriously affects reproductive function.Therefore, it is of great significance for existing abnormal gender differentiation or other genetic defects, non -spermosis, and severe spermatozoa, family history of genetic diseases, and habitual abortion couples for chromosomes and genetic examinations.
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