What tests should be done if you can't get pregnant?

Patient's question:

[Condition Description: I don't have any symptoms right now. I have phimosis, and my wife asked me to get tested for mycoplasma. The result was UU positive. The doctor also asked me to check my prostate. I don't have time for it right now. The doctor said if I have a prostate issue, it would be very difficult to treat. The medication I took for mycoplasma is resistant. What should I do?
History of Treatment and Effect: My wife has a yeast infection, cervical erosion, and UU is positive. The medication for mycoplasma was sensitive. She has had surgery, injections, and taken medication, and the doctor said she is almost recovered.
Help Needed: What is the fastest treatment method to cure this? My family wants us to have a child. I am an only child.]

Doctor's answer:

Hello, generally speaking, if a married couple of adult male and female lives together for one year, has normal sexual intercourse without any contraceptive measures, and does not get pregnant, it is called infertility.
: Routine tests, semen analysis, endocrine hormone tests, genetic tests, and prostatic fluid tests.
: Gynecological routine tests, basal body temperature measurement, fallopian tube and ovulation tests, endocrine hormone tests, cervical mucus and uterine examinations, immune antibody tests, and chromosomal tests, among others. It is specifically recommended to visit a professional fertility hospital and undergo examination and treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

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