Preconception health for men
We offer a set of diagnostic measures aimed at assessing the general state of health, reproductive function and identifying possible diseases that may affect conception and the health of the future child.
Planning a pregnancy is a responsible step that requires careful preparation. A man's health plays an important role in the successful conception and birth of a healthy baby.
Before planning a pregnancy, it is important to make sure that a man's reproductive system is functioning properly. Common causes of male infertility may include spermatogenesis disorders, hormonal disorders, sexually transmitted infections, and genetic abnormalities. Examination results help identify possible abnormalities and timely provide the necessary treatment or correction, which increases the chances of successful conception and the birth of a healthy child.
Laboratory equipment for running tests. Ultrasound machines for scrotal examination.
Consultation with a urologist or andrologist. Spermogram analysis to assess semen quality. Laboratory tests for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Hormonal tests (testosterone, LH, FSH, estradiol, SHBG, inhibin B and prolactin levels). Ultrasound of the scrotal organs to detect anatomical abnormalities.
Preconception checkup includes laboratory tests and physical examinations. For example, ultrasound of the pelvic and scrotal organs will help assess the condition of the prostate gland, seminal vesicles and testicles. Genetic testing will identify hereditary diseases, such as cystic fibrosis, Klinefelter syndrome and other pathologies. The patient will also need to be tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
After the examination, the physician will discuss the results with the patient and give preconception recommendations on how to improve health. The patient may be advised to make lifestyle changes, take vitamins and mineral supplements to improve semen quality, and receive treatment for identified diseases and infections.
Benefits
Comprehensive reproductive health assessment
Examination allows identification and correction of factors that may hinder conception.
Early detection of abnormalities
Examination helps detect and eliminate possible issues in time.
Increased fertility
Treating identified abnormalities helps improve semen quality and increase the chances of conception.
Preventing hereditary diseases
Diagnostics allows to exclude genetic risks and prevent the transmission of hereditary diseases.
Frequently Asked Questions
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