<p>In about one third of the time, infertility is due to male factor alone. It is defined as a failure to conceive after 12 months of unprotected intercourse.&nbsp; The evaluation of male Infertility&nbsp; should be done In coordination with your primary care physician and or fertility specialist.</p>

<p>The complete evaluation of infertility&nbsp; includes a thorough medical history from early sexual development to&nbsp; current sexual history,&nbsp; presence of any major surgeries or trauma to the pelvis, use of recreational drugs and&nbsp; Anabolic steroids.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In addition to a history &amp; physical,&nbsp; Endocrine lab testing measuring levels of&nbsp; total testosterone LH &amp; FSH&nbsp; will help rule out systemic disorders as well as secondary hypogonadism as a cause.&nbsp;Men with Normal testosterone, LH and FSH levels will need additional testing such as &nbsp;semen analysis.</p>