MALE INFERTILITY PACKAGE - (KYC)*

Requirements

Sample Required EDTA BLOOD,FLOURIDE PLASMA,SEMEN,Serum,URINE
Preperations Required No specific Preparation Required
Gender Male
Age Group 0 - 99 Years
Collection At Lab

₹1590 ₹2570

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Total Test Included (8)

LH-LUTEINIZING HORMONE

FSH-FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE

TESTOSTERONE

SEMEN ANALYSIS

PROLACTIN

COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC/HAEMOGRAM)

GLUCOSE (RANDOM)

URINE COMPLETE EXAMINATION AUTOMATION

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Overview

What is the Male Infertility Package ?

Several factors can contribute to infertility, but male infertility issues account for about one-third of all fertility issues. Hormones play a very important role in the male fertility process. This package includes parameters like FSH, testosterone, LH and prolactin & semen analysis. Deficiency in any of these hormones can cause significant problems with sperm production and quality. Male Infertility Package, a better way of evaluating and managing hormonal problems in men & aid in proper treatment if any specific abnormalities are identified.

What is the Cost of the Male Infertility Package ?

The Price of the Male Infertility Package is Rs. 1540. However, the cost of test may fluctuate depending on following factors:

Offers or discounts
Empanelment of the patient

What is the Purpose of the Male Infertility Package ?

The Male Infertility Package is advised for the following analysis:

Screening: It is used to screen your fertility issues even before the appearance of symptoms.
Diagnosis: It is done to diagnose fertility issues if you are not able to have kids even after trying for a long time.
Monitoring: It can be done periodically to monitor your condition if you are already diagnosed with infertility and to treat the condition in the best possible manner.
Assessing the effect of medical conditions and treatments: It is also used to monitor the effects of other medical conditions or medical treatments on a man's fertility status.

When is the Male Infertility Package Recommended ?

If you are experiencing following symptoms then Male Infertility Package will help you in assessing your condition:

Difficulty with ejaculation
Scanty fluid ejaculation
Reduced sexual desire
Erectile dysfunction (difficulty maintaining an erection)
Pain, swelling or a lump in the testicle area
Repeated respiratory infections
Abnormal breast growth (gynecomastia)
Decreased facial or body hair
A lower than normal sperm count

Tests Included in Male Infertility Package

8 Tests are included in this Package, which are:

Complete Blood Count (CBC/Haemogram)
Glucose (Random)
Urine Complete Examination Automation
FSH-Follicle Stimulating Hormone
LH-Luteinizing Hormone
Prolactin
Testosterone
Semen Analysis

Significance of Each Test in Male Infertility Package

Complete Blood Count (CBC/Haemogram): This test aids in the detection of underlying medical conditions that may impact fertility, such as infections, anemia, or other blood disorders. It offers a thorough assessment of the body's general condition.
Glucose (Random): Diagnosing diabetes or hypoglycemia is crucial because these conditions can affect hormone levels and the general health of the reproductive system.
Urine Complete Examination Automation: It helps in assessing the general health of the kidneys and urinary tract as well as looks for possible infections. It provides crucial information for a thorough evaluation of reproductive health by assisting in the identification of underlying conditions that may have an impact on fertility.
FSH-Follicle Stimulating Hormone: It facilitates the measurement of FSH levels to assess sperm production and testicular function. Unusual FSH levels can help identify the cause of infertility by pointing to problems with the pituitary or testicles.
LH-Luteinizing Hormone: Measuring LH levels aids in assessing testicular function and testosterone production. The diagnosis of infertility causes can be aided by abnormal LH levels, which can signify hormonal imbalances or malfunction in the reproductive system.
Prolactin: Prolactin levels are measured in order to detect possible hormonal imbalances. A higher prolactin level can help identify the cause of infertility by interfering with the development of sperm and synthesis of testosterone.
Testosterone: In order to assess testicular function and overall reproductive health, it measures the levels of the primary male sex hormone. A male's libido, sperm production, and other aspects of fertility can all be affected by abnormal testosterone levels, which can help identify underlying infertility problems.
Semen Analysis: Sperm count, motility, morphology, and general semen quality are all assessed. It offers vital details regarding the health and functioning of sperm, assisting in the diagnosis of possible infertility causes and determining appropriate treatment options.

Preparation for Male Infertility Package

You need not to fast before giving samples for this comprehensive fertility testing.
Better drink adequate water before sample collection.
Avoid vigorous physical activity before the sample collection.
Follow the preparatory instructions as guided by your doctor.

Sample Collection for Male Infertility Package

For a Urine Sample

For a Urine Sample, you need to get your sample collected in a clean laboratory vial provided by the lab.

For a Blood/Serum/Plasma Sample

The area where the needle will be inserted to take your blood is cleaned with an antiseptic alcohol wipe. The hollow on the inside side of the elbow or the tip of the finger are the most common sites for this.
A tourniquet or a band is tied around your upper arm to facilitate access to the vein in your arm.
A needle is used to puncture your vein. The blood sample is collected into a test tube attached to the needle. The needle may cause a small pinch or sting when it is inserted.
Once the vial or test tube is filled, the blood sample collection for the test is finished, and the needle is taken out.
Finger pressure is applied to the puncture site to stop the bleeding, and the bandage is applied at the site.