Fertility tests for men require routine semen tests, while women’s tests require sex hormone six, uterine adnex ultrasound, follicle monitoring and other tests.
1. Routine semen examination: to determine the number of male sperm, the degree of deformity and sperm motility, which is the most basic examination to determine the quality of sperm.
2. Sex hormone six tests: including estrogen, progesterone, androgens, gonadotropins, etc., which can show the level of estrogen and progesterone in a woman’s body, as well as the level of other hormones related to reproduction, and determine whether a woman can provide stable hormones for the development of the embryo.
3. Ultrasound of uterine adnexa: It can show whether there are organic lesions in women’s reproductive organs, observe the thickness of the endometrium, and judge whether it is suitable for conception.
4. Follicle monitoring: Women can undergo follicle monitoring after menstruation to determine whether there are ovulation disorders and to observe the quality of follicles.
Couples are advised to actively undergo fertility tests when preparing for pregnancy, and if the test results are abnormal, they need to undergo active regulation to improve fertility and promote successful pregnancy.