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🔬 The Importance of Hormonal Tests for Male Infertility 🔬 Hormonal tests are very important in diagnosing and treating male infertility. They help find hormonal imbalances that affect reproductive health. 🌟 Diagnose Underlying Issues: Hormonal tests can find imbalances that affect fertility, allowing for accurate diagnosis. 🌟 Key Hormones: Testosterone FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone) LH (Luteinizing Hormone) Prolactin 🌟 Impact on Sperm Production: Hormones are crucial for regulating sperm production and quality. 🌟 Guiding Treatment: Hormonal levels help create personalized treatment plans, improving fertility outcomes. At Andrology Center, we offer complete hormonal and serology tests to diagnose and treat male infertility effectively. Learn more about the role of hormonal tests in our website: www.andrologycenter.in #MaleFertility #HormonalTests #InfertilityDiagnosis #MenHealth #FertilityHealth #Andrology #ReproductiveHealth #MedicalScience

SCSA® Test Facts & Figures 🧬: ✅ The only licensed lab in India for the SCSA® Test, in partnership with SCSA Diagnostics, USA. 🧪 40+ years of trust: The SCSA® test in infertility diagnostics. 📚 125+ scientific studies published on SCSA® worldwide. 🔬 96% accuracy with fresh & frozen samples. 🧬 1=2: One test measures both DNA fragmentation (%DFI) and nuclear protein abnormalities (%HDS). 1️⃣/3️⃣: 33% of normozoospermic patients had >25% DFI. 👨🌾 33% of Indian males & 48% of farmers have DFI over 25%. 📈 Sperm quality drops after age 37. 🌡️ Fever of 104°F for one day impacts DFI. 🔗 Visit us at Andrology Center to book your SCSA® Test or make an appointment on our website today! https://lnkd.in/gsshwD2N #FertilityFacts #MaleFertility #SCSA #BookNow #Andrology

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🔬 Exploring Sertoli Cell-Only Syndrome (SCOS) 🔬 Sertoli Cell-Only Syndrome, also called germ cell aplasia or del Castillo syndrome, is a condition where only Sertoli cells are found in the seminiferous tubules of the testes, with no germ cells present. This causes azoospermia (no sperm in the ejaculate) and affects male fertility. At Andrology Center, we provide complete testing for SCOS and other male fertility issues. Our services include manual and AI semen analysis, SDF tests, hormone tests, sperm aneuploidy, and Y-chromosome microdeletion tests. For more information and support, visit our website www.andrologycenter.in #Fertility #MenHealth #SCOS #SertoliCellOnlySyndrome #Azoospermia #IVF #MaleInfertility #Andrology #Healthcare #MedicalScience

😴 How Does Poor Quality Sleep Affect Male Fertility? 🧬 Good sleep is very important for overall health, including male fertility. Poor sleep can have bad effects on sperm health and fertility. 🔹 Reduced Sperm Count: Not enough sleep can reduce the number of sperm. 🔹 Lower Sperm Motility: Poor sleep affects how well sperm can move, which is needed for fertilization. 🔹 Increased DNA Fragmentation: Lack of sleep can cause more damage to sperm DNA, affecting fertility. 🔹 Hormonal Imbalance: Poor sleep can disrupt the hormones needed for sperm production. At Andrology Center, we provide complete testing for male fertility issues. Our services include manual and AI semen analysis, SDF tests, hormone tests, sperm aneuploidy, and Y-chromosome microdeletion tests. For more information and support, visit our website www.andrologycenter.in #MaleFertility #SleepHealth #SpermQuality #MenHealth #FertilityHealth #Andrology #HealthyLifestyle #MedicalScience

💼 How Do Protein Supplements Affect Male Fertility? 💼 These days, many men use protein supplements to build muscles and improve their fitness. But it's important to know how these supplements might affect male fertility and sperm health. 👉 Excessive protein intake can harm sperm quality. 👉 Proteins and amino acids are vital for sperm production and maturation. 👉 The source and amount of protein consumed are important. 👉 Soy protein supplements contain phytoestrogens, which mimic estrogen and can disrupt sperm production. 👉 Supplements may contain harmful contaminants like heavy metals & artificial additives affecting sperm health. 👨⚕️ Expert Advice: 👉 Talk to a doctor before starting any supplement 👉 Choose high-quality supplements from trusted brands 👉 Balance your diet and don't rely only on supplements At Andrology Center, we provide complete testing for male fertility issues. Our services include manual and AI semen analysis, DFI tests, hormone tests, semen culture, sperm aneuploidy, and Y-chromosome microdeletion tests. Learn more about how protein supplements affect male fertility in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/gxVXYeMR #MaleFertility #ProteinSupplements #HealthAndWellness #MenHealth #FertilityHealth #Andrology #Healthcare #MedicalScience

Hormones play a crucial role in male fertility! 🕵️♂️ Testosterone & FSH are vital for sperm production, while thyroid problems can impact sperm count & quality. Testing these levels helps tailor treatments, especially if semen analysis shows imbalances. Understanding hormone health enhances your chances for successful fertility treatment. #MaleInfertility #HormoneHealth #ThyroidAwareness #FertilityCare #AndrologyCenter

🧬 Genetic testing is crucial for understanding male fertility! Karyotyping checks chromosomes for problems that can affect fertility. Y-Microdeletion finds genetic issues linked to low sperm count, guiding treatments. These tests help couples understand genetic risks early on, improving chances for successful fertility treatments. Knowledge is power when it comes to building your family. #MaleInfertility #GeneticTesting #FertilityAwareness #AndrologyCenter

Sperm Aneuploidy Test checks for extra or missing chromosomes in sperm, which can affect fertility. This test helps understand genetic reasons for infertility and guides better treatments. Know more about your fertility health with a Sperm Aneuploidy Test! #MaleFertility #SpermAneuploidy #ReproductiveHealth #FertilityTest #AndrologyCenter

Discover how antioxidants affect sperm DNA in unexpected ways! Learn more about their surprising impact in our latest blog. https://lnkd.in/gsTbhe4k #Andrology #SpermHealth #Antioxidants #BlogPost #AndrologyCenter