Male Fertility Testing Chicago
No at-home male fertility test can assess all of the various factors that can affect your fertility.
Get professional, clear answers about your male fertility from Midwest Fertility Center.
ACCORDING TO THE MAYO CLINIC
“Home sperm tests…typically measure only one factor related to fertility. They also haven’t been well studied to see how reliable they are. Some common factors of infertility may be missed by home sperm tests. Having your semen tested by a lab is the best way to know whether you’re fertile. Relying on a home sperm test might lead to delays in getting a diagnosis and starting treatment, if needed.”
When considering testing your fertility we know that cost and transparent pricing is an important factor. This is the self-pay price, and final payment is paid at the time testing is performed. Insurance will not be billed for these services.
Basic Male Fertility Awareness Screening
A simple first look at male reproductive health.
$50
- Basic Semen Analysis
Important: This screening does not include sperm DNA fragmentation testing and does not replace a complete male infertility evaluation or consultation with a physician.
What You Receive:
Your screening results and direction on whether additional evaluation or a physician consultation may be helpful.
Planning Your Visit:
For the Basic Semen Analysis, plan for 2-3 days of abstinence before collection. Producing the sample at the medical office is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
As a reproductive endocrinologists, Dr. Amos E. Madanes will look for anything unusual in the sperm. Schedule a male fertility test.
- Lifestyle factors like smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, drug use, stress, and obesity can negatively impact sperm health.
- Medical conditions like varicoceles, hormonal imbalances, infections, and chronic illnesses can also play a role.
- Environmental factors like exposure to toxins and heavy metals can affect sperm quality.
Treatment options depend on the cause of infertility and may include lifestyle changes, hormonal therapy, surgery to correct varicoceles, assisted reproductive technologies like IUI or IVF, or in rare cases, donor sperm. The important thing to know is that there are options and it is best to get tested sooner to explore which might be right for you. Schedule a male fertility test
Maintaining a healthy weight, eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, managing stress, and avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol can all contribute to improved sperm health. It’s best to have a clear idea of where you stand and what may be impacting your sperm health. To get clear information, schedule a male fertility test.
Most results are communicated within 10 days.