1, adolescent male examination what? Many male problems are not detected in time during childhood or puberty, and the problems will become more serious in adulthood, so the male examination should be done when the boy is in the stage of childhood and puberty. At this time, the main purpose is to see if the boy has a prepuce, whether there are deformities in the external genitalia, whether the testicles and penis are developing normally, and whether there are cryptorchid testes, etc., which can usually be observed through the doctor’s visual examination. Timely treatment and correction of any problems is of great significance to the health of men throughout their lives. 2.What are the male examinations from 20 to 50 years old? The best age for men to have children is at this stage, and it is also quite important as it is a stage of relatively frequent sexual activity. When you go to the hospital for checkups, you should focus on checking sperm quality and sexual function, as well as actively preventing prostate diseases. 3.What is the male examination above 50 years old? When a man reaches the age of 50 or above, it is the period when prostate diseases are more frequent. During this period, they should enhance the awareness of preventing male diseases and have regular prostate ultrasound and prostate-specific antigen checkups to prevent prostate hyperplasia and prostate cancer. 4.What should I pay attention to during male checkups? Men should relax and not be too nervous during the examination. Men need to abstain from sex for 2-7 days before semen collection, and should also be careful not to be overly fatigued, and not to stay up too late the day before the semen collection and not to drink alcohol. Male checkups vary at different ages of men, but they are all mainly for the purpose of safeguarding men’s reproductive health. In order to detect and treat male diseases in time, it is best for men to get into the habit of regular medical checkups. Before the examination, ask the doctor about the items that are suitable for you to examine, and make preparations according to the doctor’s instructions to ensure the accuracy of the examination results.