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Male Comprehensive Fertility Roadmap

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Price599 AED

A comprehensive male reproductive diagnostic evaluation combining key anabolic hormones, pituitary regulators, seminal trace minerals, and full semen analysis—designed to evaluate sperm quality, testicular function, and reproductive readiness.

Overview Highlights

  • 7 Comprehensive Endocrine & Seminal Biomarkers Tested
  • Includes Complete Diagnostic Semen Analysis
  • At-Home Blood Sample Collection & Clinical Handling
  • 2–5 Days Abstinence Required for Semen Collection
  • Results Delivered Within 12 to 24 Hours

What Is Measured

Androgens & Testicular Axis (3 Parameters)

  • Free Testosterone
  • Total Testosterone
  • SHBG (Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin)

Pituitary & Reproductive Signaling (3 Parameters)

  • FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone - Spermatogenesis Driver)
  • LH (Luteinizing Hormone - Testosterone Production Driver)
  • Prolactin

Essential Seminal Mineral (1 Parameter)

  • Serum Zinc (Critical for Sperm Motility & DNA Integrity)

Semen Analysis Parameters

  • Volume, Viscosity, & pH
  • Sperm Concentration & Total Count
  • Total & Progressive Motility
  • Sperm Morphology (% Normal Forms)
  • Leukocyte Count & Agglutination

Related Symptoms

  • Difficulty conceiving after 6–12 months of unassisted trying
  • Low sex drive, erectile difficulties, or reduced morning erections
  • Reduced testicular volume, localized discomfort, or prior varicoceles
  • Decreased muscle mass, persistent low physical energy, or mood changes
  • History of mumps, testicular injury, undescended testicles, or anabolic steroid use

Clinical Indications & Benefits

  • Evaluates pituitary-gonadal signaling (FSH/LH) to differentiate primary vs. secondary testicular dysfunction
  • Measures total and bioavailable testosterone alongside crucial co-factors (Zinc) for spermatogenesis
  • Provides full objective baseline data on sperm count, motility, and structural morphology for clinical family planning

Patient Preparation

  • 2–5 days of strict sexual abstinence required prior to semen sample collection (neither less than 2 days nor more than 7 days)
  • Morning blood sample collection preferred for peak testosterone and hormone accuracy
  • Semen sample produced on-site or delivered to the lab within 1 hour of collection, maintaining body temperature
  • Plain water intake permitted and encouraged

Samples are collected at home by trained clinical staff and processed through an accredited laboratory, with a physician available to talk you through the results.