CONTROL FOR INFECTIONS
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- Gonorrhea
- Hemophilic vagina
- HIV
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- Hepatitis C
- Cytomegalovirus
- Scarlet
- Toxoplasma
What patients often ask
Semen culture is a microbiological test that analyzes the presence of microorganisms in semen, detecting possible bacterial or fungal infections that may cause infertility.
During the procedure:
A semen sample is collected in a sterile container. The sample is incubated in special culture media to determine whether bacteria grow. If microorganisms are identified, an antibiogram is performed to determine the appropriate treatment.
This examination is recommended for men who exhibit:
Fertility disorders, with low motility or number of sperm in the spermogram. Symptoms of urogenital infections, such as pain or burning sensation during urination. Chronic inflammations of the prostate or testes (prostatitis, epididymitis). Recurrent miscarriages in the partner, which may be related to infected sperm.
Timely diagnosis and treatment of an infection can significantly improve fertility and increase the chances of successful conception.
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