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- Location: Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad
- 24/7 - Available
Semen analysis is a cornerstone of male fertility assessment and provides essential information about reproductive health. It evaluates how well sperm are produced, how effectively they move, and how capable they are of fertilising an egg. These insights are critical in understanding fertility challenges and planning the right course of care. Many male fertility concerns do not present obvious signs or symptoms. Semen analysis helps detect issues such as low sperm count, poor motility, abnormal morphology, or underlying conditions that may impact fertility. At Ayaansh Hospital, the semen analysis test in Bangalore is conducted as part of a structured and comprehensive fertility evaluation. The results are reviewed along with medical history and other fertility factors, helping specialists identify concerns early and decide the right next steps. This approach enables timely diagnosis, reduces treatment delays, and supports personalised fertility care.
A semen test looks at multiple aspects of male reproductive health to understand how sperm are produced, function, and survive. Rather than focusing on a single factor, it provides a broader picture of semen quality that helps identify potential fertility concerns.
Semen Volume
Measures the amount of semen released during ejaculation. Low volume may affect sperm transport and fertilisation.
Sperm Count
Assesses the number of sperm present per millilitre of semen. A lower count can reduce the chances of successful conception.
Sperm Motility
Examines how well sperm moves. Good motility is essential for sperm to travel through the female reproductive tract and reach the egg.
Sperm Morphology
Looks at the shape and structure of sperm. Abnormally shaped sperm may have difficulty fertilising an egg.
Sperm Vitality
Determines how many sperm are alive in the sample. This helps differentiate between non-moving but live sperm and dead sperm.
Semen pH Level
Checks whether the semen environment is suitable for sperm survival and movement.
Helps identify possible male fertility factors affecting conception.
Supports accurate planning of fertility treatments.
Establishes a baseline before starting treatment.
Assesses the impact of past conditions on sperm health.
Checks fertility status after surgeries or medical treatments.
| Step 1. | Pre-Test Preparation | The individual is advised to follow specific instructions, such as maintaining 2–5 days of abstinence, to ensure accurate and reliable results. |
| Step 2. | Sample Collection | The semen sample is collected in a sterile container in a private and hygienic environment to avoid contamination. |
| Step 3. | Sample Handling | The collected sample is securely labelled and handled with care to preserve sample quality before analysis. |
| Step 4. | Laboratory Analysis | The sample is examined in the laboratory to assess sperm count, motility, morphology, volume, vitality, and other parameters. |
| Step 5. | Result Review | The results are reviewed by specialists along with medical history and relevant fertility factors. |
| Step 6. | Clinical Guidance | Based on the findings, appropriate guidance, next steps, or treatment options are discussed. |
In Bangalore, the cost of a basic semen analysis typically ranges between ₹600 and ₹1,000, depending on the centre and the parameters included. Some diagnostic laboratories may offer standard semen analysis at slightly lower prices, while specialised fertility centres may charge more based on the level of clinical involvement.
For advanced or specialised semen analysis, which may include additional assessments beyond basic parameters, the cost can range from ₹1,500 to ₹3,000 or more. These prices are approximate and may vary across facilities.
The sample collection usually takes a few minutes, while laboratory analysis is typically completed within a few hours. Reports are generally available the same day or within a short timeframe.
No, semen analysis is a non-invasive procedure and does not involve pain. The sample is collected in a private and comfortable setting to ensure ease and dignity.
Semen analysis helps identify sperm-related factors that may affect fertility, such as low count, poor movement, or abnormal shape. While it provides important insights, it is usually considered alongside other clinical evaluations.
Yes, factors such as stress, smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity, lack of sleep, and exposure to heat or toxins can influence semen quality and test results.
Yes, at Ayaansh Hospital, semen analysis reports are reviewed by experienced fertility specialists to ensure accurate interpretation and clinical relevance.
Yes, semen analysis at Ayaansh is part of a comprehensive fertility evaluation and is suitable for couples facing long-standing or unexplained fertility challenges.
