Medical History

The very first step in evaluating the fertility of a patient is receiving a thorough medical history.  The evaluating doctor will ask about previous evaluations, sexual habits, and how long the couple has been trying to achieve a pregnancy.  They will also ask for a detailed sexual history, in order to determine that the patient understands about optimal intercourse timing, and that no sperm-toxic lubricants or drugs are used. Any previous infections, sexually transmitted diseases, and childhood illnesses should be disclosed, as they may be relevant to the diagnosis.  

 

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Physical Examination

Part of determining the factors that contribute to male infertility is to conduct a thorough general physical examination which includes 1) palpating on the testicles

Religious Aspects of Male Fertility

Religion often plays a significant role in patients’ attitudes towards use of Assisted Reproductive Technology. Reproductive health specialist should be able to provide appropriate counseling

Testicular Cancer

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Donor Sperm

People choose to use donor sperm for a variety of reasons. If a man is diagnosed with infertility, a couple can choose to obtain donor

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