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Male Fertility Tests in Hyderabad

The first step to understanding and treating male infertility is an accurate diagnosis. Mother Hospitals & IVF Center, Boduppal, Hyderabad offers a complete male fertility assessment — semen analysis, hormone panel, DNA fragmentation, and more — in a confidential environment.

Quick Answer: Male fertility tests in Hyderabad at Mother Hospitals Boduppal include: semen analysis (same-day results), hormone panel (FSH, LH, testosterone), sperm DNA fragmentation index, scrotal ultrasound, and genetic testing where needed. All results explained by Dr. Prashanthi Reddy. Call: 97059 93366.
🔒 All male fertility tests are completely confidential. A private sample collection room is available. Attend alone or with your partner. WhatsApp consultations available.
Important: Male factor infertility is involved in 40–50% of all infertility cases. Yet many couples spend years investigating only the female partner before testing the male. A semen analysis is simple, quick, and non-invasive — it should be one of the first tests done when a couple is trying to conceive.

Complete Male Fertility Test Panel

Comprehensive assessment at Mother Hospitals & IVF Center, Boduppal, Hyderabad

First Test — Essential

Semen Analysis (WHO 2021)

Measures: sperm concentration (count), total motility, progressive motility, morphology (Kruger strict criteria), volume, pH, viscosity, and leukocyte count. Abstain from ejaculation for 3–5 days before. Sample collected at the clinic in a private room. Results same-day or next-day. Explained in plain language — no medical jargon.

Hormonal Assessment

Hormone Panel: FSH, LH, Testosterone, Prolactin

Blood test collected in the morning (8–10 AM). FSH: if elevated, suggests testicular failure (non-obstructive problem). LH + Testosterone: assesses androgen status. Prolactin: elevated prolactin can suppress sperm production (treatable). Inhibin-B may also be measured for azoospermia cases — predicts sperm retrieval success.

Hidden DNA Damage

Sperm DNA Fragmentation (DFI)

Detects damaged DNA inside sperm — invisible on routine semen analysis. Critical for couples with unexplained infertility, repeated IVF failure, or recurrent miscarriage. Normal DFI <15%. High DFI (>30%) requires PICSI or TESA+ICSI. Results in 3–5 days.

Structural Assessment

Scrotal / Testicular Ultrasound

Identifies varicocele (dilated veins — most common correctable cause of male infertility), testicular volume and echogenicity, epididymal cysts or blockages, absent vas deferens, and testicular tumours. Non-invasive, done during the clinic consultation. Immediate results.

For Severe Cases

Karyotyping (Chromosomal Analysis)

Blood test that maps the full chromosome complement. Identifies Klinefelter's syndrome (47,XXY — causes azoospermia), other structural chromosomal abnormalities. Recommended for azoospermia or severe oligospermia. Results in 3–4 weeks.

For Azoospermia

Y-Chromosome Microdeletion Test

Detects deletions in the AZFa, AZFb, and AZFc regions of the Y chromosome — genetic causes of azoospermia and severe oligospermia. AZFc deletion: sperm retrieval via TESA may succeed. AZFa/AZFb deletion: retrieval unlikely. Critical for counselling before TESA.

Normal Semen Analysis Reference Values

WHO 2021 lower reference limits — what your report means

ParameterNormal (WHO 2021)If Below Normal
Volume≥1.4 mLHypospermia — may indicate ejaculatory duct issue or retrograde ejaculation
Sperm Concentration≥16 million/mLOligospermia — low sperm count
Total Sperm Count≥39 million/ejaculateTotal oligospermia
Total Motility≥42%Asthenospermia — poor motility
Progressive Motility≥30%Severe asthenospermia
Normal Morphology≥4% (Kruger strict)Teratospermia — abnormal sperm shape
pH7.2–8.0Abnormal pH may suggest infection or ejaculatory duct issue
DNA Fragmentation (DFI)<15%Moderate (15–30%): reduced fertility. High (>30%): IVF failure risk

How to Prepare for Semen Analysis

Simple steps to ensure accurate results

Dr. E. Prashanthi Reddy – Male Fertility Testing Specialist, Mother Hospitals Hyderabad

Dr. E. Prashanthi Reddy

MBBS · DGO · PG Diploma in ART – Kiel University, Germany
Founder & Medical Director — Mother Hospitals & IVF Center, Boduppal, Hyderabad
TGMC Reg: 50624 · 19+ Years · 5,000+ IVF & ICSI Cycles
All test results explained personally in plain language — no confusing reports

Frequently Asked Questions — Male Fertility Tests

What tests are done for male infertility?
Complete male fertility workup: (1) Semen analysis — count, motility, morphology. (2) Hormone panel — FSH, LH, testosterone, prolactin. (3) Sperm DNA fragmentation (DFI). (4) Scrotal ultrasound — varicocele, testicular volume. (5) Karyotyping + Y-chromosome microdeletion — for severe cases. (6) Anti-sperm antibody test (MAR test) — if immune cause suspected.
How long does it take to get male fertility test results in Hyderabad?
At Mother Hospitals Boduppal: Semen analysis — same day or next day. Hormone panel — 24–48 hours. Scrotal ultrasound — immediate. DNA fragmentation — 3–5 days. Karyotyping — 3–4 weeks. All results explained by Dr. Prashanthi Reddy in a follow-up consultation.
Do I need to fast for male fertility tests?
For semen analysis: abstain from ejaculation for 3–5 days. No food fasting required. For hormone blood tests: ideally collect 8–10 AM when testosterone peaks. No strict overnight fast required. Avoid heavy meals. Inform the clinic about all medications.
Is a male fertility test embarrassing?
Many men feel anxious — this is completely normal. At Mother Hospitals Boduppal, all tests are strictly confidential. A dedicated private sample collection room is provided. Results discussed discreetly with Dr. Prashanthi Reddy. You may attend alone or with your partner.
What is a normal semen analysis result?
WHO 2021 lower reference limits: Sperm concentration ≥16 million/mL. Total sperm count ≥39 million. Total motility ≥42%. Progressive motility ≥30%. Normal morphology ≥4%. Volume ≥1.4 mL. pH 7.2–8.0. Below these values indicates male factor — but treatment is available at all levels.
When should a man get a fertility test?
Get tested if: couple has been trying 12 months without success (6 months if female partner over 35); male has known risk factors (varicocele, past mumps, steroid use, chemotherapy); female tests show no clear cause; previous semen analysis was abnormal; or you want a baseline assessment before trying.

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