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Private Consultation
Health history, medicines, past surgery, infections and lifestyle are discussed in confidence.


LB Nagar | King Koti
Sperm count, movement and shape can be affected by hormones, varicocele, infection, medicines or lifestyle. M’Brace specialists explain your semen analysis, look for treatable causes and plan the right path, from lifestyle changes to IUI or ICSI.
How M’Brace Assesses Male Fertility
Male factors are involved in many couples’ fertility difficulties, and most can be assessed with simple tests. The aim is to find a cause that can be treated, not just to work around it.
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Health history, medicines, past surgery, infections and lifestyle are discussed in confidence.
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Count, motility and morphology are measured, with a repeat test to confirm any abnormal result.
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A physical examination and hormone tests look for varicocele, hormonal or genetic causes.
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Options range from lifestyle changes and medicines to IUI, ICSI or surgical sperm retrieval.
Why Choose Us
Semen samples are analysed and prepared by an embryologist with more than 12 years' experience, so results are interpreted by the same specialist who later prepares sperm for IUI, IVF or ICSI. Because M'Brace treats both partners within one fertility team, male and female results are reviewed together. When urology input is needed, referral stays within NABH- and NABL-accredited Kamineni Hospitals. For couples looking for a male infertility clinic in Hyderabad, this means one coordinated plan instead of separate clinics.

Common Findings
A single abnormal report does not mean permanent infertility, as sperm quality varies and many causes are treatable. These are the findings and factors specialists check most often.
Fewer sperm than expected (oligospermia).
Sperm that do not swim well (asthenospermia).
A high share of irregular sperm (teratospermia).
Azoospermia, which needs further investigation.
Enlarged veins in the scrotum affecting sperm.
Low testosterone, high prolactin or thyroid problems.
Past or current infections of the reproductive tract.
Smoking, alcohol, heat exposure, weight and some medicines.
Fewer sperm than expected (oligospermia).
A high share of irregular sperm (teratospermia).
Enlarged veins in the scrotum affecting sperm.
Past or current infections of the reproductive tract.
Sperm that do not swim well (asthenospermia).
Azoospermia, which needs further investigation.
Low testosterone, high prolactin or thyroid problems.
Smoking, alcohol, heat exposure, weight and some medicines.
Male Fertility Care
Male infertility treatment in Hyderabad at M'Brace depends on what the tests show. Select an area to see how it is assessed and what treatment may involve.
Stage 01
After two to five days without ejaculation, a sample is collected in a private room at the hospital and tested within an hour.
Stage 02
Results are compared with WHO reference values, and an abnormal result is repeated after a few weeks before any conclusion.

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Diagnostics & Tests
Tests are chosen after the first semen analysis and examination.

Semen
Measures volume, count, motility and morphology.

Hormones
Checks testosterone, FSH, LH and prolactin.

Imaging
Identifies varicocele and testicular problems.

Advanced
Used when results stay unexplained or sperm is absent.
Our Team
Every consultation follows one principle:Private. Respectful. Evidence-Led.
If you are looking for a male fertility specialist in Hyderabad, M’Brace’s infertility specialists and embryologist assess and treat male factors as part of the couple’s plan, never as an afterthought.

MBBS, MD, DGO
Senior Consultant Obstetrics & Gynaecologist, Infertility Specialist

MBBS, MD
Senior Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, Laparoscopic & Robotics Surgeon, Fertility Specialist

Consultant, Infertility Specialist

Consultant, Infertility Specialist

Consultant, Infertility Specialist
Location
M'Brace welcomes you at two locations in Hyderabad, LB Nagar and King Koti, each equipped for consultations, diagnostics and every stage of care.

Frequently Asked Questions
What men most often ask about fertility testing and treatment.
Avoid ejaculation for two to five days beforehand, avoid alcohol and hot baths for a few days, and tell the team about any fever or new medicines in the past three months.
No. Sperm quality naturally varies, so an abnormal result is repeated after a few weeks. A diagnosis is made only after repeated tests and a full assessment.
Yes. Smoking, heavy drinking, obesity, heat exposure and some medicines and supplements, such as anabolic steroids, can reduce sperm quality, and many effects improve after changes are made.
Not necessarily. Many men with a mildly low count father children naturally. The chance depends on the severity, your partner's fertility and how long you have been trying.
Often, yes. Hormonal problems, infections and varicocele can be treated, and where sperm quality stays low, IUI, IVF or ICSI can help couples conceive.
Further tests show whether sperm are not being made or are blocked. In many men, sperm can be retrieved surgically and used for ICSI.
Yes. M'Brace offers male fertility care in LB Nagar and male fertility care in King Koti, with semen analysis and consultations at both Kamineni Hospitals units.
Yes. Results are discussed privately with you, and with your partner only if you wish.
Ready for Your Semen Analysis?
Fill in the form and the M’Brace care team will call you to fix a confidential consultation or semen analysis at LB Nagar or King Koti.