What does the pre-pregnancy andrology examination check?

If you want to have a child, you must first do a thorough pre-pregnancy checkup to increase the chance of conception. Although women are the main carriers, male examinations are also essential. Many people think that there is no need to do an examination and don’t know what examination to do. Let’s introduce what the pre-pregnancy andrological examination checks.

A semen test is required to check whether the male's sperm is healthy, the sperm survival rate, and whether it can meet the requirements for pregnancy. This is a prerequisite for achieving pregnancy.

It is necessary to conduct a pre-pregnancy medical history check to understand whether the man’s family has a history of giving birth to deformed children, whether his chromosomes are normal, what medications he has taken before, etc. This is directly related to the healthy growth of the future baby.

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

Blood tests are required, and the most important one is to check the 18 routine blood tests for men to see if they have leukemia, viral infection, diabetes, hepatitis, sepsis, jaundice, nephritis, uremia and other diseases that affect fertility. This is of great significance for achieving eugenics.

In order to avoid bringing some genetic diseases to your child and ensure the baby's physical health, you must do a good job of pre-pregnancy examination. The above has introduced the pre-pregnancy examination items in detail. After understanding these examinations, male friends who want to have children must pay enough attention to them.