Spermogram

The spermogram is a laboratory test that evaluates various semen parameters, including sperm count, motility and morphology. It aims to determine the quality of sperm and its ability to fertilize an egg. A spermogram can also reveal the presence of problems such as infections or syndromic abnormalities that could affect male fertility.

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The Causes of Proposing a Molecular Diagnosis

In some cases, when spermogram results are inconclusive or other fertility problems are suspected, further molecular diagnosis may be recommended. This may include testing to look for anomalies chromosomal or genetic mutations that could affect male fertility. Molecular diagnosis can help identify underlying causes of infertility and guide the choice of treatments.

How does a spermogram take place?

The spermogram is a relatively simple process. A semen sample is collected by masturbation in a sterile container, usually in the medical laboratory. The semen is then analyzed to assess parameters such as sperm concentration, motility and morphology. The results of the spermogram are generally available within a relatively short period of time, allowing doctors to quickly direct treatment if necessary.

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