What department should men go to for infertility treatment?

If a couple has not been able to conceive for several years, it means that one of them must be infertile. When conducting an infertility test, both men and women need to undergo a systematic and comprehensive examination to know what is causing the infertility. For male friends, when they are testing their infertility, they don’t know which department to go to. So which department is better for men to go to for infertility?

What department should I go to for male infertility?

With the increase of social pressure, many men suffer from infertility. In marriage, if one party is infertile, it is very difficult to have a baby of their own. The examination of male infertility is also very important. So, which department should men go to for infertility examination? Since each hospital may have a different department, most of them can choose the reproductive department!

What are the items in male infertility examination?

1. Medical history examination: mainly to check whether the patient has had reproductive system diseases before. In addition, it is also necessary to check the patient's family genetic history to check whether there is a family history of genetic diseases and rule out genetic factors.

2. Sexual function test: mainly to check whether the male has normal sexual function, whether he can have normal sexual desire, erection, sexual intercourse, orgasm and ejaculation. Whether there are any abnormal problems in the process.

3. Testicular examination: mainly to check whether the testicles are functioning normally and whether they can secrete hormones and produce sperm normally. Abnormal testicular function will have an adverse effect on male fertility.

4. Examination of the sperm tract: Check whether the sperm tract of men is unobstructed and whether there are any obstructions or blockages. If there is obstruction in the sperm tract, unblocking treatment is required.

5. Sperm test: abstain from sex for 3-7 days before the test. Sperm test should also be done when the body is not in good health, such as when you have a cold, have a fever or drink a lot of alcohol. Because at this time, there may be a small number of sperm or dead sperm, which will also affect the accuracy of the test. For infertility tests, male semen tests generally require a short period of abstinence for three to seven days. The collected semen is placed in a test box and delivered to the technician within one hour as much as possible. The result will be known within half an hour.

What department should men with infertility go to? Based on the above, you can know that if men are infertile, they can go to the reproductive department. In fact, men do not need to worry too much or feel inferior about infertility. In fact, if you take good care of your body and pay attention to protecting your genitals in daily life, and actively receive treatment according to the doctor's methods and medicines, there will be no big problem.