• Reviews key male reproductive hormone markers in one focused panel.
• Includes FSH and LH to support fertility-related hormone assessment.
• Checks total testosterone and free testosterone for male hormone review.
• Includes prolactin, which doctors may review during reproductive health evaluation.
• Includes semen examination as listed in the approved package.
• Supports doctor-guided fertility assessment, reproductive health review, and follow-up planning.
• Gives your doctor clearer lab data to connect hormones, semen findings, symptoms, and medical history.
Afiety Male Fertility Hormone Panel
A male fertility hormone test designed to help you review key reproductive markers, including FSH, LH, prolactin, total testosterone, free testosterone, and semen examination as part of doctor-guided fertility assessment.
Original price was: SAR 499.00.SAR 375.00Current price is: SAR 375.00.
For Him, Male FertilityMale fertility needs a clear view of both hormones and semen findings.
This package helps your doctor review important markers linked to reproductive function, testosterone status, pituitary hormone signaling, and semen assessment.
It can support fertility evaluation when pregnancy is delayed, semen quality needs review, testosterone symptoms appear, or your doctor wants a focused male reproductive health profile.
Available through SWISSLAB in Jeddah with private handling and clear reporting.
- This package may suit you if you and your partner are trying to conceive, if your doctor requested male fertility testing, or if a previous semen analysis needs follow-up.
- It may also help if you have low libido, reduced performance, fatigue, suspected low testosterone, history of varicocele, delayed conception, or abnormal previous fertility results.
- Use this panel with a urologist, andrologist, fertility specialist, or qualified healthcare professional.
This package includes 6 selected tests:
• Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
• Prolactin (PRL)
• Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
• Total Testosterone
• Free Testosterone
• Semen Examination
- Morning sampling is preferred for testosterone testing, unless your doctor gives different instructions.
- For semen examination, follow the abstinence period advised by the lab or your doctor. Common instructions may require avoiding ejaculation for 2 to 5 days before sample collection.
- Tell the lab team if you take testosterone therapy, fertility medication, steroids, hormone treatment, antidepressants, supplements, or any medication that may affect hormones or semen quality.
- Avoid sauna, fever exposure, intense heat, and heavy exercise before semen testing when possible. Do not stop prescribed medication unless your doctor tells you to.
- Your results can help your doctor review the hormone signals involved in male fertility.
- FSH and LH help assess pituitary-testicular signaling. Total testosterone and free testosterone help review male hormone status. Prolactin may affect reproductive function when abnormal. Semen examination adds direct information about semen parameters that hormones alone cannot explain.
- Your doctor should interpret the report with your symptoms, semen history, partner factors, medication use, lifestyle, and examination findings.
- This package does not replace fertility consultation.
- Review your results with a qualified healthcare professional, especially if you have delayed conception, abnormal semen results, varicocele, low testosterone symptoms, testicular pain, erectile concerns, previous surgery, hormone use, or chronic disease.
- Male fertility assessment often needs both partners to complete evaluation. Do not start hormones, supplements, or fertility medication based only on lab numbers.
- Does this package assess male fertility?
It supports male fertility assessment by reviewing reproductive hormones and semen examination, but your doctor must interpret the full picture.
- Does it include testosterone testing?
Yes. It includes Total Testosterone and Free Testosterone.
- Does it include semen analysis?
Yes. The approved package lists Semen Examination.
- Do I need to fast?
Fasting is usually not required unless your doctor gives different instructions.
- When should testosterone be tested?
Morning sampling is usually preferred because testosterone levels can vary during the day.
- Can this test explain delayed pregnancy alone?
No. Delayed conception can involve male factors, female factors, or both. Your doctor may request additional tests for both partners.