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For new patients only, not for discussions or for people already in treatment.
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+32 16 34 36 50 - working days from 8h to 13h and from 14h to 16h20
Objective
Reduced male fertility can usually be attributed to a reduction of the amount or quality of the sperm cells.
During a spermiogram we assess the following aspects:
- Volume of the sperm sample
- Sperm cell motility
- Sperm count
- Shape of the sperm cell
![Spermiogram](https://wmimages.uzleuven.be/styles/bb8d67e3da164c4556ec65b16a74c7b3c5a6622b/2019-10/spermiogram.jpg?style=W3sianBlZyI6eyJxdWFsaXR5Ijo3NX19LHsicmVzaXplIjp7ImZpdCI6Imluc2lkZSIsIndpZHRoIjoxNDIwLCJoZWlnaHQiOjEwODAsIndpdGhvdXRFbmxhcmdlbWVudCI6dHJ1ZX19XQ==&sign=3d5351e2e3437507c2e00ae13dd8d76b2d6e84a4838cff03b7edc00817114d2b)
Procedure
It is important for the semen analysis to be done under optimal circumstances in order to come to reliable and usable results.
2 samples
A spermiogram is a snapshot. The quality of a sperm samply can vary greatly, even between 2 ejaculations.
This is why we often plan a second sample.
After the 2 spermiograms you will get an appointment with the andrologist. He will discuss the results of the semen analysis with you.