Before preparing to conceive a boy, men need to undergo some physical examinations to ensure their health and fertility. The following are some common examination items:
1. Reproductive system examination: including examination of the structure and function of testicles, epididymis, urethra and other reproductive organs. This can be done through palpation, ultrasound, etc.
2. Semen analysis: This is an important indicator for evaluating male fertility. Male fertility can be assessed by examining parameters such as sperm count, morphology and motility in semen.
3. Sex hormone examination: including testing the levels of sex hormones such as testosterone, FSH (gonadotropin) and LH (luteinizing hormone). These hormones are critical to male fertility.
4. Weight and body mass index (BMI) examination: Obesity and abnormal weight may have an impact on fertility. Therefore, assessment of weight and BMI is necessary.
5. Disease screening: Check for sexually transmitted diseases, urinary tract infections, diabetes and other diseases, which may have an adverse impact on fertility.
6. General health examination: In addition to the examination of the reproductive system, a comprehensive health examination should also be carried out, including assessment of blood pressure, heart health, liver function, kidney function, etc.
If men have any diseases or abnormalities, they should seek medical treatment promptly. In addition, men should maintain good living habits, including healthy eating, moderate exercise, and avoiding smoking and drinking, to improve fertility.
Physical examination matters that men preparing for pregnancy should pay attention to:
Men preparing for pregnancy should pay attention to the following matters when undergoing a physical examination:
1. Reproductive organ examination: Reproductive organ examination, including checking whether the penis, testicles, epididymis and other parts are normal and whether there are any abnormalities.
2. Semen analysis: Conduct semen analysis to check the quantity, fluidity, morphology and motility of semen and other indicators to evaluate fertility.
3. Blood tests: Conduct blood tests, including checking blood routine, liver function, kidney function, sex hormone levels and other indicators to rule out potential health problems.
4. Abdominal ultrasonography: Abdominal ultrasonography is performed to check for abnormalities of intra-abdominal organs, such as kidney stones and tumors.wait.
5. Electrocardiogram: An electrocardiogram is performed to evaluate whether the heart function is normal and to rule out the impact of heart disease on fertility.
6. Weight and BMI check: Check your weight and body mass index (BMI). Being overweight or underweight may affect fertility.
7. Assessment of health habits: Assess men’s living habits, including whether they have bad habits such as smoking, alcoholism, drug abuse, etc., which may have adverse effects on fertility.
8. Health history investigation: Understand the male’s health history, including whether there are chronic diseases, surgical history, drug use history, etc., which may have an impact on fertility.
The above are the things that men who are preparing for pregnancy need to pay attention to during a physical examination. If you have any questions or find any abnormalities, you should consult a doctor in time.
