Patient's question:
And my partner and I haven't used contraception for about three years but haven't been able to conceive. There's no issue with our sexual function. My partner has undergone thorough examinations and there's nothing wrong with her. I'd also like to get checked. What methods are there for diagnosing male infertility?Doctor's answer:
The condition is suspected. First and foremost, it must be verified whether "intravaginal ejaculation" can be successfully completed, which is still different from "no sexual dysfunction." Common examinations for male infertility include routine semen analysis, seminal ultra-function tests, and male endocrine tests, which can assess sperm quality.Recommendation: Revisit the perinatal specialty or urology department for follow-up examinations, including routine semen analysis. It is advisable to seek medical treatment at regular, high-level hospitals.