What should I check for male infertility?

But in real life, when a couple fails to conceive, they usually look for the problem with the woman. In fact, the cause of pregnancy failure may also be the man's problem. If the quality of the man's sperm is not up to standard, it is definitely impossible to conceive successfully. In general, if a man is infertile, it is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination, and the examination items include the following.

What should I check for male infertility?

Examination items for male infertility: 1. Semen analysis; 2. In vitro heterospecies insemination experiment; 3. Prostatic fluid examination; 4. Endocrine examination; 5. Doppler ultrasound examination; 6. X-ray examination; 7. Immunological examination; 8. Testicular biopsy; 9. Chromosome karyotype analysis.

Male infertility requires checking whether there is any abnormality in sperm survival rate. Some people will be diagnosed with azoospermia. If there is azoospermia, further examination is required to find out the cause of azoospermia, to see if it is a problem with spermatogenic cells or a problem with the sperm transport pathway. If it is oligospermia, the sperm survival rate can be treated with drugs, such as sperm capsules and fish bladder capsules.

Male infertility is mainly due to poor sperm quality, which is related to environmental pollution, radiation, food safety and other aspects. You should take precautions in daily life. It is recommended to test the semen. If there is semen abnormality, you can use Compound Xuanju Capsules and Shengjing Tablets to regulate the semen, and then maintain a regular schedule and diet, and eat some black foods, such as black beans and black sesame seeds.

The examinations that infertile men need to undergo mainly include the following aspects: physical examination, semen examination, immunology examination, and endocrine examination. If necessary, bacteriology examination, ultrasound examination of the urogenital system, X-ray examination, chromosome examination, and testicular cytology examination are required. Going to a regular professional infertility hospital to find out the cause and treat it will be more effective. It is recommended to go to the hospital to do routine urine, sperm, and kidney function examinations. It is recommended to go to a tertiary hospital, the results will be more accurate, and don't have psychological pressure.

The causes of male infertility include: abnormal semen (anospermia or oligospermia), abnormal testicles (cryptorchia, etc.), obstructed sperm transport (blocked vas deferens), abnormal ejaculation, endocrine factors, immune factors, varicocele, infection factors, etc. Normal semen is grayish white, and after self-liquefaction, it becomes translucent milky white. For those who have not ejaculated for a long time, it may appear slightly light yellow. Generally speaking, watery semen is a manifestation of abnormal semen. If it is not treated in time, it is likely to cause infertility in the future. It is recommended to go to a specialist hospital for a detailed examination of sperm quality, a clear diagnosis, and symptomatic treatment. Don't miss the best time for treatment.