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Male Fertility Testing FAQ
What is a male fertility assessment?
Our male fertility assessment is a good place to start if you want information about your fertility, or if you have been trying to conceive and it's taking longer than you'd hoped. Male infertility can be affected by a number of different factors. For instance, 1 in 20 men can be affected by sperm inefficiency.
How do you test for male fertility?
The usual test for male fertility is to analyse a sample of semen (cum) – the fluid that carries sperm that’s released on ejaculation. Although self-testing kits are available, most testing is done in hospital laboratories. A self-test kit should never replace a health professional’s advice.
Should you get a male fertility test?
If you and your partner are having a hard time getting pregnant, it’s a good idea for you — both of you — to get checked. Let’s take a look at male fertility testing and what may (or may not) be contributing to the challenge of having a child. Research shows that male infertility affects up to 6 percent of men in North America. But what causes it?
What does a male fertility test tell you?
Fertility testing can help you understand your chances of conceiving. A male fertility test can tell you more about your sperm health, such as your sperm count and the volume of semen you produce. It will also tell you about the motility of your sperm, meaning how fast and efficiently your sperm can move.
How do I test male fertility?
For testing male fertility, you can use a sperm test kit. This test kit will check the health of your sperm, helping you to understand your fertility. We will also provide a detailed World Health Organisation (WHO) standard report with your results.
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