Male Fertility Test in Casablanca
Sperm Analysis, Hormone Panel & Complete Fertility Assessment
Male Fertility Testing at TEKlaB Laboratory
About 40% of infertility cases involve male factors. Fertility testing is the first step toward understanding reproductive health and finding solutions for couples trying to conceive.
Complete Male Fertility Panel
Sperm Analysis (Spermogram)
Count, motility, morphology, volume. WHO guidelines. Most important fertility test.
Hormone Panel
Testosterone, FSH, LH, prolactin. Assesses hormonal causes of infertility.
Infection Screening
White blood cells, bacteria, inflammation markers in semen.
Advanced Testing
Optional: DNA fragmentation, antibody testing, oxidative stress.
Spermogram Parameters Explained
| Parameter | Normal Range (WHO) | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| Volume | ≥1.5 mL | Amount of semen produced |
| Concentration | ≥15 million/mL | Number of sperm per milliliter |
| Total Count | ≥39 million | Total sperm in ejaculate |
| Motility | ≥40% moving | Sperm movement ability |
| Progressive Motility | ≥32% | Forward-moving sperm |
| Morphology | ≥4% normal | Properly shaped sperm |
When Should You Get Tested?
- Trying to conceive for 12+ months (6 months if partner is over 35)
- Planning pregnancy - Proactive fertility assessment
- Previous miscarriages - Multiple pregnancy losses
- Known risk factors - Varicocele, undescended testes, infections
- Medical history - Chemotherapy, radiation, testicular injury
- Lifestyle concerns - Smoking, alcohol, heat exposure
- Before fertility treatment - IVF/ICSI planning
Important Sample Collection Instructions
- Abstinence: 2-7 days before test (optimal: 3-5 days)
- Collection: By masturbation in private room at lab (preferred)
- Home collection: Possible with special container - deliver within 1 hour
- Keep sample at body temperature during transport
- No lubricants or condoms - interferes with results
- Collect entire sample - don't miss any portion
Common Causes of Male Infertility
Medical Causes
- Varicocele (enlarged veins)
- Infections and inflammation
- Hormonal imbalances
- Genetic disorders
- Antibody problems
Lifestyle Factors
- Smoking and alcohol
- Obesity
- Heat exposure (saunas, laptops)
- Stress
- Certain medications
Why Repeat Testing May Be Needed
Sperm production varies. If first results are abnormal, a second test is recommended after 2-3 weeks to confirm findings. Temporary factors like illness, stress, or fever can affect results.
What Happens After Testing?
Based on your results, treatment options may include:
- Lifestyle modifications - Diet, exercise, stress management
- Medical treatment - Medications for infections or hormonal issues
- Surgical intervention - Varicocele repair
- Assisted reproduction - IUI, IVF, ICSI
- Referral to specialist - Urologist or fertility specialist
Your Privacy Is Our Priority
We understand fertility testing is deeply personal. We provide private collection rooms, confidential handling, and discreet results delivery. Only you receive your results.
For Couples
Fertility is a couple's journey. We also offer comprehensive female fertility testing. Contact us for couple's fertility packages.
Hours
- Mon-Fri07:30-19:00
- Saturday08:30-17:00
- Sunday09:00-14:00