Male Fertility Care in Diamond Bar, California
Understand What May Be Affecting Male Fertility
Male infertility is common and is the sole contributing factor in approximately 40% of couples challenged with infertility. AFMC prioritizes evaluation of the male as part of a caring, integrated approach to the couple’s fertility journey.
AFMC provides a personalized, holistic and coordinated pathway for couples affected by male factor infertility.
The male infertility workup
A Complete Evaluation of Male Reproductive Health
The workup may include several parts, selected according to the patient’s history and initial findings.
History and Physical Examination
The evaluation begins with a review of reproductive and medical history and a physical examination. Telemedicine encounters may also be part of the workup.
Semen Analysis and Advanced Sperm Testing
Laboratory testing evaluates the semen and may be expanded when additional information is needed.
Hormonal, Genetic and Imaging Tests
Hormonal and genetic testing or imaging of the male reproductive tract may be included when indicated.
What to expect
Evaluation and Treatment Options at AFMC
AFMC evaluates and treats male reproductive and urological conditions, including abnormal sperm counts, hormonal imbalances and fertility concerns after vasectomy.
Complete the Male Infertility Workup
History, examination, semen analysis and any indicated hormonal, genetic or imaging tests help define the next step.
Review Medical or Surgical Options
Depending on the condition, treatment may include hormonal care, electroejaculation, vasectomy reversal, varicocele repair or sperm retrieval.
Coordinate Fertility Treatment
Retrieved or ejaculated sperm may be used with an appropriate fertility treatment, including IUI or IVF with ICSI.
Common questions
Male Fertility FAQs
What may be included in a male infertility workup?
The workup may include a history and physical examination, semen analysis and advanced sperm testing, hormonal and genetic testing, and imaging of the male reproductive tract. Telemedicine encounters may also be available.
What male fertility conditions does AFMC evaluate?
AFMC evaluates male reproductive and urological conditions including abnormal sperm counts, hormonal imbalances, ejaculation concerns and fertility after vasectomy.
What is electroejaculation?
Electroejaculation is a procedure used when a medical or psychological condition prevents a male from being able to ejaculate.
What is a vasectomy reversal?
A vasectomy reversal surgically reconnects the cut ends of the vas deferens so sperm can again flow from the testicle toward the urethra.
What is TESA/E?
Testicular sperm aspiration or extraction removes sperm directly from the testicles. The retrieved sperm may then be used with ICSI to create an embryo.
What is ICSI?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection is a technique used with IVF in which a single sperm is injected directly into an egg outside the uterus.
Planning ahead
Understand Testing and Treatment Costs
Testing, procedures and fertility treatment may be billed separately. Ask which services are part of the recommended plan and whether insurance benefits may apply.
A clear next step
Talk With the AFMC Care Team
Request a consultation to discuss your history, questions and the next step that may fit your situation.
1370 Valley Vista Drive, Suite 135 · Diamond Bar, CA 91765 · Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–5:00 pm
