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Patient Support
Dedicated guidance throughout your journey
Advanced diagnosis, microsurgical techniques, and personalized care for international patients.
Dedicated guidance throughout your journey
Care from trusted reproductive urologists & andrologists
Modern laboratory semen analysis, hormonal & genetic testing
Multilingual assistance for international patients
Male infertility refers to a reduced ability to contribute to a successful pregnancy. It may be associated with low sperm count, poor motility, abnormal morphology, hormonal disorders, genetic factors, varicocele, or obstructions.
Explore Diagnostic TestsOligozoospermia
Asthenozoospermia
Teratozoospermia
Zero sperm count in ejaculate
Medical history, examination and semen analysis
Share your history and test results
Tailored medication, surgery or sperm retrieval plan
Surgery (Varicocelectomy), TESE/Micro-TESE or ICSI
Ongoing support after treatment
Count, motility, morphology & vitality
FSH, LH, Testosterone & Prolactin
Karyotype & Y-chromosome microdeletion
Varicocele & testicular structure review
Targeted medical therapy to improve sperm parameters
Microscopic varicocelectomy & duct obstruction repair
TESE, Micro-TESE combined with advanced ICSI
Internationally recognized andrologists and urologists
Equipped for advanced embryology and micro-manipulation
Competitive treatment options for international patients
Medical coordination, travel guidance, and follow-up
Share your reports for evaluation
A personalized plan and cost estimate
Guidance for travel and arrival
In-person specialist visit, procedures (TESE/ICSI) and guidance
Finding Answers“After years of searching for answers, the care, advanced diagnostics, and professionalism we received in Iran made all the difference in our journey.”
International Patient
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Common causes include sperm production abnormalities, varicocele, hormonal imbalance, genetic mutations, ductal blockages, previous infections, and lifestyle factors.
Yes. Depending on whether it is obstructive or non-obstructive, surgical sperm retrieval procedures such as PESA, TESE, or Micro-TESE can often locate viable sperm for use in ICSI.
Diagnosis begins with a thorough medical history, physical examination, and semen analysis. Specialized endocrine profile tests, genetic tests, and scrotal ultrasound may also be advised.
Medical management may require a few weeks to months. Surgical evaluations or TESE/ICSI procedures typically require an in-country stay of approximately 7 to 14 days.