Andrology
Men’s health
Examination, consultation and treatment for men’s reproductive health.
Private, individual care for reproductive and sexual health
Andrology assesses male reproductive and sexual health. Infertility, erectile or ejaculation difficulties, varicocele, testicular changes and hormone-related concerns can be discussed confidentially with a urologist-andrologist.
A consultation reviews medical and reproductive history, lifestyle and medicines and includes a clinical examination. Semen analysis, laboratory and hormone tests, ultrasound or other assessments may be recommended when indicated; care is tailored to the identified cause.
When should you see an andrologist?
- Pregnancy has not occurred after one year of regular unprotected intercourse
- Persistent difficulty getting or maintaining an erection
- Changes in ejaculation, sexual desire or reproductive function
- Testicular pain, swelling, a lump or a change in size
- Enlarged scrotal veins or a feeling of heaviness
- Possible hormone-related changes or fertility-preservation questions before treatment
How can the department help?
Urologist-andrologist consultation, confidential history and examination
Indicated semen analysis, laboratory and hormone tests and ultrasound
An individual treatment, procedure, fertility-preservation and follow-up plan
Emergency warning signs
Sudden severe testicular pain or swelling can be an emergency. Seek urgent medical help without delay for a painful erection lasting longer than four hours as well.
This information is for general guidance. The cause, diagnosis and treatment plan can only be determined after a medical consultation and any necessary tests.
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