What tests should be done for male infertility? Three necessary tests for male infertility

Male infertility is a very troublesome thing for men, after all, it is not a disease that can be easily expressed, causing them to suffer greatly. Some patients have gone to several hospitals and lost their confidence in treatment. The money is almost spent, and they have not been cured. They think they are an incurable disease, but in fact, these are all wrong practices. So, what specific tests should be done for male infertility?

Medical history examination

1. Medical history examination: mainly to check whether the patient has changed Reproductive system disease before. In addition, it is necessary to check the patient's family genetic history to see if there is any genetic history in the family.

Reproductive examination

2. Sperm examination: Sperm examination is an important part of Male infertility examination. Sperm is the most important Germ cell of men. It contains all the reproductive information of men. If the sperm is abnormal, in addition to the reproductive information contained in it, it will be affected, and it will also be unable to combine with the egg. This leads to infertility. Generally speaking, in addition to being healthy, sperm also need to have a strong ability to move forward in a straight line. Common sperm abnormalities include Necrospermia, oligozoospermia, hemospermia, azoospermia, etc.

Male infertility examination items

3. Spermatography: Check if the male seminal tract is unobstructed and if there are any symptoms of obstruction or obstruction. If there is obstruction in the seminal tract, Sex therapy should be performed.