Male infertility (sperm quantity & quality issues, hormonal disorders)

Many men still believe that if they do not experience issues with erection or ejaculation, and their semen volume appears normal, they must be fertile.
Unfortunately, this is a myth.
While these aspects are indeed important for reproduction, only a reliable semen analysis—focusing on the quantity and quality of sperm—can truly confirm a man’s reproductive health. For many years, I have been involved in this kind of diagnostics, working with renowned specialists and analytical laboratories.
In my practice, I ensure complete discretion. Appointments can be scheduled under an extended medical confidentiality policy—meaning the visit can take place at a time when there are no other patients in the waiting room, so the patient avoids any contact with others. These individually arranged consultations, where the patient interacts only with me (without receptionists, nurses, or other staff), allow me to welcome even publicly known individuals who value the highest standards of privacy.