Pregnancy tests are something that every pregnant woman needs to undergo, but some pregnant women still have some aversion to certain tests because they sometimes feel painful. When preparing for pregnancy, they will also undergo some tests. Both men and women need to undergo these tests. So, during these tests, does it hurt for men to have infertility?
Does it hurt for men to check for infertility
The main causes of male infertility are low sperm count, high sperm deformity rate or poor motility, as well as ejaculation dysfunction or blockage of semen output channels. These are common tests that are not very painful. Many congenital diseases and post-traumatic factors, including chronic health problems, unhealthy lifestyles, and various other factors such as living environment, food, medication, and lifestyle habits, are important causes of male infertility. By treating male patients, their spouses, or both simultaneously, a significant portion of male infertility can be treated without severe pain.
What are the main tests for male infertility
1. Firstly, there is a general physical examination, including physical examination, blood and urine routine, liver and kidney function, blood glucose testing, as well as testing for sexually transmitted diseases and other microorganisms.
2. Semen analysis, and if necessary, examination of anti sperm antibodies, sex hormones, chromosomes, thyroid function, etc.
3. Secondary sexual characteristics and genital examination.
4. Other examinations, such as scrotal ultrasound and prostate fluid routine.
Infertility is a common problem in many regions, so don't worry too much about it. There are many opportunities to have children, but it is still important to carefully examine oneself to see why one is infertile. With the advancement of technology, one can rest assured that there will be no significant pain when worrying about it.
