Which department should I go to for semen examination?

Every couple hopes to give birth to a smart baby, and before preparing for pregnancy, the couple needs to do a detailed physical examination. For men, the sperm quality test is a very important test, because the quality of sperm is also related to women's pregnancy, but which parts of the male sperm are tested?

First of all, generally speaking, testing male sperm is a routine semen examination, and the departments that men can go to include urology, andrology, reproductive medicine, etc. Under normal circumstances, the color of male semen should be a little yellowish or grayish white. If the sperm color is abnormal, it should be taken seriously. This situation may be a reproductive infection or other diseases.

Secondly, by testing the quality of a man's sperm, it is possible to determine whether a man has fertility, and infertility can be ruled out through sperm testing, which is also the key to creating a smart baby. Only by detecting problems as early as possible through testing can targeted treatment be carried out, or one's diet can be improved in time to improve the quality of one's sperm.

Finally, there are many common problems when men go to the hospital for sperm quality tests. For example, men must maintain a stable mood before going for the test, and they need to abstain from sex for three to five days before doing the sperm quality test. However, there are many factors that affect the semen analysis process, so you should not be nervous if there is a problem with the test once. It is recommended to have a follow-up consultation to clarify.

It is possible to go to the andrology department and the infertility department. Sperm test: including post-sex test, sperm capillary test, sperm cervical mucus slide test. Semen examination: generally, semen is collected by massage. Normally, it is milky white, slightly alkaline, and under a high-power microscope, you can see lecithin particles, a small amount of squamous epithelial cells, starch-like bodies and sperm, and the number of white blood cells is <10. When there is inflammation, the number of white blood cells increases, and even a large number of pus balls are seen, and the number of lecithin particles is significantly reduced.

It takes 5-7 days for a man's sperm to be complete and reach a sufficient total after one ejaculation. For sperm testing, it is necessary to abstain from sex for 3-5 days, and no more than 7 days, so that the test results are more accurate.

Generally speaking, because sexual intercourse often dilutes the concentration of sperm, it is recommended not to keep the testicles at high temperatures for a long time; do not drink beverages; eat less parsley and celery, because these also have the effect of killing sperm. The cost of a routine semen test is about 100 yuan, and the results can be obtained on the same day.

Semen contains sperm produced by testicles, semen, and mixed secretions produced by cystic glands, bulbourethral glands, and paraurethral glands. Semen contains sperm and seminal plasma. The main purpose of sperm testing is to understand the role of testicles in converting into sperm, the role of various sex hormones in promoting sperm maturation, and metabolism.