Andrology

Andrologists are specialists who focus on male health, specifically related to the problems of the male reproductive system. They provide care for patients ranging from puberty to the elderly age, addressing issues such as erectile dysfunction, infertility, and genital trauma. Additionally, they handle urological problems unique to men. Andrologists are trained to conduct various diagnostic tests and imaging to determine the cause of the problem and recommend the most suitable medical or surgical treatment. They employ a range of treatments, including medication, hormone therapy, and surgery, to effectively treat their patients. General Responsibilities: 1. Preparing sperm for artificial insemination 2. Conducting physical examinations to diagnose patient disorders 3. Making modifications to accommodate sample variations and/or deficiencies, including preparation of donor sperm 4. Conducting clinical research to gather more information on male reproductive health issues 5. Designing and administering suitable treatment methods, such as performing a vasectomy 6. Coordinating with urologists regarding male surgical procedures that need to be cryopreserved for in-vitro fertilization