salam, i want ask a question from doc sahib, that i m married since last one and half years and still not get the child, however i checked up my wife totally from the lady doc and she is absolutely fine by the thanx of GOD, but lady doc refers a semen test for me and i dont know why i m worried abt this, may be i m thinking the loss of confidence if the prob found in me, can u refer me any advice or any medicine which save me frm the test, regards, salman

aap ko test kara lena chahye. koi zaroori nahi ke aap ka report ghalat ho. Kabhi kabhi dono ke report theek hone ke baad bhi pregnancy nahi hoti (Allah  ki Marzi) 

Infertility is a common yet complex problem affecting approximately 15 percent of couples attempting to conceive a baby. In up to 50 percent of couples having difficulty getting pregnant, the problem is at least in part related to male reproductive issues. It is essential that men be assessed to pinpoint the treatable or untreatable causes of this heartbreaking health issue. Fortunately, with today's high-tech procedures and powerful drugs, a diagnosis of infertility may simply mean the road to parenthood may be challenging but not impossible.

What happens under normal conditions?

    Male fertility depends on the production of normal sperm and the delivery of it to a female partner's vagina. The process begins with spermatogenesis, or the development of sperm in the testicles. Sperm cells (spermatozoa) are produced by a complicated process of cell division that occurs over a period of several months. Once formed, sperm leave the testicle and are stored in the epididymis where they fully develop. They are then pushed through the vas deferens and urethra during ejaculation. The production and maturation of sperm require the presence of an intact genetic blueprint in addition to a favorable environment. In particular, the presence of adequate levels of the male hormone testosterone and a slightly decreased scrotal temperature are necessary.

What is male infertility?

Male infertility is any condition in which the man adversely affects the chances of initiating a pregnancy with his female partner. Most commonly, those problems arise when the man is unable to produce or deliver fully-functioning sperm.

What causes male infertility?

Your doctor will be interested in any factor, including possible structural and other defects in the reproductive system, hormonal deficiencies, illness or even trauma that might be impairing your fertility.

Why shame only for husband but not for wife. If wife can be checked then a husband should be checked without shame. lekin iss ka yeh matlab nahi ke report agar wife ki theek hai tu husband ki wrong hogi. dono ki theek bhi hosakti hai.

 kindly consult with your doctor and take proper treatment for this infection and you are requested to share here your full  semen report