Patient's question:
I am 32 years old but do not have any children yet. My husband and wife have been living a normal life since I got married to my wife at the age of 27. We have always wanted to have a child, but my wife has not been able to conceive. I once questioned whether this was my wife's fault because my body is very healthy, but we have visited many hospitals without getting a thorough check-up. Now I am a bit skeptical about my problem, so I want to know what the utility of male infertility tests is? I want to get checked at the hospital. What kind of tests should men undergo to conceive?Doctor's answer:
Generally, male pregnancy tests require a review of male semen to check the health of male sperm and the survival rate of sperm. Enjoying early pregnancy health is the prerequisite for completing early pregnancy; the urinary system should be carefully observed. If there are reproductive system diseases that interfere with conception, a thorough prenatal history check should be implemented. Regardless of how normal the chromosomes are or what medications have been taken, a blood test should be conducted. The most important test is the 18-item male blood routine examination. I hope my explanation is helpful to you.