Importance of the Test
- Diagnosing immunological infertility that prevents sperm from penetrating the egg.
- Identifying causes of unexplained poor sperm motility.
- Evaluating cases of recurrent IVF failure.
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The ASA test is a vital diagnostic tool for immunological infertility, helping identify antibodies that hinder sperm motility or fertilization, ensuring a clearer path toward successful conception and parenthood.
Scientific name: Anti-Sperm Antibody (ASA) Test
A precise immunological assay measuring antibody levels in serum or semen that may attack sperm cells, potentially impacting fertility and reproductive health in both men and women.
Service type
Laboratory test
Duration
15-20 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Blood sample collection or semen sample reception
- Precise laboratory antibody assay
- Detailed medical report
Medical Service Information
Target Groups
- Men with sperm agglutination observed in semen analysis.
- Couples experiencing unexplained infertility.
- Men who have had previous testicular or vas deferens surgeries.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do antibodies affect natural pregnancy? Yes, they can hinder sperm movement and binding.
- Is this condition treatable? Yes, treatments and assisted reproductive technologies are available.
- Does the test require blood or semen? It can be performed on either depending on medical advice.
Conditions & Notices
- Abstinence from sexual activity for 2-5 days is preferred for semen samples
- Inform the doctor of any medications currently being taken
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