Male fertility planning is crucial for ensuring reproductive health and increasing the chances of conception. This involves maintaining a healthy lifestyle, balanced nutrition, and avoiding harmful habits.
 
Role of Fertility Planning:
Identifying Fertility Issues: Helps discover and eliminate possible causes of conception difficulties.
Improving General Health: Enhances chances of successful conception and healthy child development.
Indications for Fertility Planning:
Fertility Difficulties: Check sperm quality and quantity.
Risk Factors: Diseases, medications, smoking, excess weight.
Improving Conception Chances: Even without obvious fertility issues.
 
Testing Procedure:
Tests involve providing a sperm sample via masturbation into a sterile container. The sample must be delivered to the lab within the specified time for accurate results.
Included Tests:
General Ultrasound for Men: Thyroid gland, abdomen, kidneys, bladder, transabdominal prostate 
Complete Blood Count: Without ESR 
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) 
Urine Biochemical Analysis: With urinary sediment 
C.trachomatis, U.urealyticum, U.parvum, M.genitalium (DNA, qualitative) 
Free Testosterone (Calculated) 
Plasma RPR (Screening Test) 
Gardnerella vaginalis (DNA, qualitative, scraping)
Mycoplasma hominis (DNA, qualitative, scraping) 
Two-Glass Urine Test: With bacteriology and antibioticogram 
Detailed Sperm Analysis: According to WHO 5th edition 
Urologist Consultation: 
 
Test Preparation:
Abstinence: 3-5 days before testing.
Avoid High Temperatures: No saunas or hot baths.
Limit Alcohol and Smoking: Before testing.
Consultation: Discuss medications with your doctor.
Hygiene: Use a sterile container for sperm sample collection.
 
Important!
Information is not for self-diagnosis. Consult a doctor for appropriate diagnostics and treatment. Perform tests at the same laboratory for consistent results.