Every man has to sacrifice himself once before having a child

Having children is a top priority for men, as it is related to inheritance. However, the requirements for having children are still very strict for men, and the most important point is health. If a man is sick or has some hidden disease, then he will definitely not be able to have children. Therefore, for the sake of the next generation, it is recommended that male compatriots do the following examinations before planning to have children.

Infertility experts say that the significance of male pre-pregnancy examinations is very important. Many people think that it is unnecessary and meaningless to do male pre-pregnancy examinations. They think that female pre-pregnancy examinations are more important because childbearing is a female matter, so there is not much significance in doing pre-pregnancy examinations. In fact, this idea is incorrect. You should know that male pre-pregnancy examinations are as important as female pre-pregnancy examinations.

Male pre-pregnancy check-up is extremely important for ensuring that young couples find out whether they have diseases that affect fertility, whether they are suitable for pregnancy at this time, whether they can achieve eugenics and good parenting, whether pregnant women can smoothly go through the pregnancy period, and whether the baby can be born smoothly and grow up healthily. Male pre-pregnancy check-up must attract the attention of young friends who have not yet given birth. They must not refuse to carry out male pre-pregnancy check-up items because they think it is meaningless. They must always remember that male and female pre-pregnancy check-ups are equally important.

What are the items in the male pre-pregnancy physical examination? Experts say that male pre-pregnancy physical examinations mainly include:

1. Male semen examination to check whether the male's sperm is healthy, the sperm survival rate, and whether it can meet the requirements of pregnancy. This is a prerequisite for achieving pregnancy;

2. Check the urinary system to see if there are any reproductive system diseases that affect fertility, such as cryptorchidism, orchitis, syphilis, AIDS and other diseases that affect fertility. If there are any diseases, comprehensive treatment must be carried out in advance;

3. Check the medical history before pregnancy to find out whether the male's family has a history of birth of deformed children, whether the chromosomes are normal, what drugs he has taken before, etc. This is directly related to the healthy growth of the future baby;

4. Blood test. The most important thing is to check the 18 routine blood tests for men to see whether they have leukemia, viral infection, diabetes, hepatitis, sepsis, jaundice, nephritis, uremia and other diseases that affect fertility. This is of great significance to the realization of eugenics.