Andrology Unit
Andrology is a branch of medicine that specializes in men's health, particularly as it relates to reproductive function and problems of the male genital tract.
Experts in ANDROLOGY
What is Andrology?
UROLOGY SPECIALISTS
Why choose Panama Fertility for andrology care?
At Panama Fertility, we understand that pregnancy is one of the most transcendental moments in a woman’s life, and that is why we are dedicated to offering first-class obstetric care, based on experience, personalized care and the use of the most advanced technology. Our commitment is to accompany you every step of the way, ensuring that both you and your baby receive the best possible care, in a safe and welcoming environment that promotes your well-being and peace of mind.
Why choose Panama Fertility for andrology care?
- Men’s health experts: We have a team of urologists and andrologists with extensive experience in diagnosing and treating male fertility problems.
- Advanced technology: We use the latest techniques to evaluate and treat andrological problems, including detailed spermograms and accurate testicular biopsies.
- Comprehensive and confidential care: We offer a discreet and professional environment, where your comfort and privacy are our priority, providing comprehensive care that addresses all aspects of your reproductive health.
UROLOGY SPECIALISTS
Services offered at the Andrology Unit
Testicular Biopsy
Testicular biopsy is a procedure in which a small sample of tissue is removed from the testicle for laboratory analysis. This test is primarily used when sperm are not present in the semen (azoospermia) to determine the underlying cause.
Why is it important?
This procedure is crucial for diagnosing serious problems affecting sperm production, and can help identify if sperm are present in the testicle but are not being released properly.
Spermogram
The spermogram is a fundamental test to evaluate the quality and quantity of spermatozoa in a semen sample. This test is essential to diagnose fertility problems in men.
Why is it important?
The spermogram can detect possible abnormalities in the semen, such as low motility, reduced sperm count, or problems in sperm morphology, which could be affecting your ability to conceive.
