What are the tests for male infertility?

Many people now have this situation: they want to have a child after getting married, but they just can't conceive. At this time, we have to consider whether one of the couple has an infertility disease. This disease is not a traditional female disease. Men can also suffer from infertility diseases. So what are the examination items for male infertility? How much do we know?

Male infertility can be divided into absolute infertility and relative infertility. Absolute infertility is infertility that cannot be successfully treated, while relative infertility refers to one or both spouses having one or more factors that prevent them from conceiving or having children.

The ability of the ovaries and testicles is reduced, resulting in temporary infertility. The items of male infertility examination are: 1. Abnormal semen: for example, no sperm, abnormal sperm morphology, too few sperm, etc. 2. Testicular abnormality: Testicular abnormality includes congenital abnormality and acquired abnormality. Congenital abnormality includes cryptorchidism, unilateral cryptorchidism, and damage to the embryonic base due to adverse environmental factors during the fetal period. Acquired testicular abnormality refers to the genital

Testicular blood vessel damage caused by improper surgery, testicular atrophy caused by insufficient blood supply to the testicles due to blood vessel damage, and genital infections such as bacteria and viruses can directly damage the testicles, seriously affecting the ability of the testicles to produce sperm. 3. Sperm transport obstruction: Some diseases may cause blockage of the vas deferens, blocking the passage of sperm. Sexual dysfunction such as impotence and premature ejaculation cannot allow sperm to enter the female vagina. 4. Endocrine factors: oligospermia or azoospermia caused by male endocrine thyroid and adrenaline dysfunction. 5. Disease and infertility: Thyroid disease, liver disease, diabetes, renal failure, etc. can all lead to infertility. Patients with arteriosclerosis and diabetes can also have a decline in sperm production due to blood supply disorders, which can cause infertility. 6. Mental overload, bad medication history, environmental pollution, etc. can all cause male infertility.

There are many examination items for male infertility, including medical history, physical examination, laboratory examination, endocrine examination, Doppler ultrasound examination, X-ray examination, immunology examination, testicular biopsy and chromosome karyotype analysis. Since there are many causes of infertility, there are many examination items. How to check male infertility? All aspects of the male body that may cause infertility are checked. After the cause is found, the symptomatic treatment is given. Once the relevant cause is cured, infertility will naturally be cured.

After the above explanation, I believe you have a certain understanding of the examination items for male infertility. Although the technology for treating male infertility is not very advanced, there are hospitals conducting research in this area and have achieved initial results. Therefore, in the near future, not being able to conceive will no longer be a social problem. Expectant fathers should not worry too much. Just take good care of your body and the baby will come.