Modern medical technology has developed rapidly, and many advanced diagnostic and treatment medical technologies have emerged. Among them, genetic testing technology is a more popular one, and its accuracy is very high. It has a positive effect on people's health prediction and disease treatment. For example, male chromosome testing is a more recommended test content. Let's take a look at what male chromosomes are checked for?
Pre-pregnancy examination is best done by both husband and wife, so that you can have a clearer understanding of each other's physical fitness. Generally speaking, chromosome examination is to check whether there are hereditary diseases in the body. This examination is very important. It is checked by blood drawing, so before doing chromosome examination, you should go to the hospital for blood drawing on an empty stomach in the morning.
Chromosome examination is to observe the structure and number of chromosomes under a microscope using peripheral blood. The chromosome karyotype of a normal male is 44 autosomes plus 2 sex chromosomes X and Y, and 46, XY are often used to represent it in the examination report. The autosomes of a normal female are the same as those of a male, and the sex chromosomes are 2 XX, which are often represented by 46, XX. 46 represents the total number of chromosomes. Greater or less than 46 are considered abnormal chromosome numbers. Missing sex chromosomes are often represented by O.
The first is routine examination: it is the most fundamental and most important clinical indicator for determining male fertility, and the relevant parameters are what doctors need to investigate first.
The second is seminal plasma biochemical examination: analysis is conducive to understanding the functions of the epididymis, prostate, and seminal vesicle.
The third is the examination of involved microorganisms: male urinary and reproductive system infections often lead to male infertility. Pathogenic microorganisms related to male urinary and reproductive system infections include bacteria, viruses, spirochetes, mycoplasmas, chlamydia, etc. Common ones include gonococci, protozoa virus, adenocarcinoma, chlamydia trachomatis, etc.
The fourth is endocrine examination: detecting male sexual function and reproductive function is a major cause of male infertility. Endocrine examinations are mainly related to the mapping of sex hormones T, FSH, LH, PRL, E2 and various incitement tests, such as HCG stimulation test, etc. The last one is genetic examination and life care.
