Patient's question:
Doctor, my husband and I are both 34 years old this year. We have been married for over ten years, but we have never had children. We didn't get a thorough check-up before, and we tried various home remedies, but we just couldn't get pregnant. Recently, I went for a thorough check-up myself, and the doctor said there was nothing seriously wrong with me. So I suspect it's my husband's problem and want to take him for a check-up. How much does a male infertility check-up usually cost?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it seems that for a generally normal couple who have been having unprotected intercourse for more than a year without getting pregnant, this situation would require further and thorough examination. If all the tests for the woman are normal, and there is suspicion about the man's condition, it is also necessary to have the man undergo a chromosome test. First, a routine examination of male semen should be conducted, as this is relatively convenient and cost-effective.