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Male fertility testing focuses on evaluating sperm health and quality. Since male factor infertility accounts for a significant portion of infertility cases, these tests help identify any potential issues.
Semen analysis is the primary test for male fertility. It evaluates several factors in the sperm, including: Sperm Count, Motility, Morphology, Volume, pH level.
This test measures the integrity of the DNA in sperm cells. This test helps to determine whether DNA damage is contributing to infertility.
A semen analysis or sperm test, also known as seminogram, semenogram or spermogram, is a diagnostic test which purpose is to evaluate the quality of sperm. Thanks to it, the specialist can assess various macroscopic parameters, including the pH and volume of the semen, as well as microscopic, like the sperm morphology, sperm motility, and sperm count.
Semen analysis is the primary test for male fertility. It evaluates several factors in the sperm, including:
Our Sperm DNA Fragmentation (SDF) tests measure SDF damage which could be a significant factor affecting your fertility. Our SDF test results provide important information about your reproductive health to assist you and your clinician make informed decisions about lifestyle changes or treatments to improve your fertility.
It is important to understand:
Badly damaged sperm DNA is sometimes associated with lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol, recreational drug use, anabolic steroid use, and a poor diet. It may also indicate a medical issue such as varicocele (variocose vein on the scrotum) or infection.
Choosing the right fertility clinic is crucial for starting your family. At Gulmohar IVF & Fertility, we offer personalised care with expert specialists guiding you every step of the way. Our advanced labs and outstanding success rates have helped over 11,000 patients achieve their dream of parenthood.
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A male fertility test may be recommended if a couple has been actively trying to conceive for 12 months or more without success, or if there are any known risk factors for male infertility, such as previous testicular surgery, chemotherapy or radiation therapy, or certain medical conditions.
While a blood test cannot directly detect male infertility, it can identify hormonal imbalances or medical conditions that may contribute to infertility, such as low testosterone levels or thyroid dysfunction.
A sperm fertility test, or semen analysis, typically takes around 1-2 hours to complete, including sample collection and analysis.
The ideal time for a sperm test is 2-7 days after the last ejaculation, as this allows for sufficient semen volume and optimal sperm motility.
