Semen ROS Test

Unveiling Reproductive Health

Semen ROS Test - Unveiling Reproductive Health

The Semen ROS Test at Andrology Center Coimbatore is a key test for checking male reproductive health. It measures the levels of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) in the semen, which tells us a lot about a man’s fertility.

ROS Test

What is Semen ROS and its role in Male Fertility

Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) are natural molecules found in the body. In the semen, ROS are needed for normal sperm function, but too much of it can be harmful. At the right levels, ROS help sperm do their job to fertilize an egg. However, too much ROS can damage sperm DNA, reduce how well sperm move, and lower sperm quality overall. Keeping ROS levels balanced is important for good male fertility and sperm health.

Who should consider a Semen ROS Test?

Consider getting a Semen ROS Test if:

  • You and your partner are having trouble getting pregnant.
  • The reason for infertility is not clear (Unexplained Infertility)
  • You’ve had several pregnancy losses (Recurrent Pregnancy Loss)
  • You are thinking about fertility treatments like IVF or ICSI.

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    Highlights of SCSA Test​

    Founded In Logo

    2012

    Founded in

    Tests Completed Logo

    32,000+​

    Tests Completed

    Number Of Fertility Centers Logo

    200+​

    Fertility Centers

    Number Of Cities Covered Logo

    57

    Cities Covered

    Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)

    How does the Test work?

    Here’s how our Semen ROS Test works:

    Sample Collection: A semen sample is collected at our center.
Laboratory Analysis: Our experienced team checks the sample for ROS levels.
Interpretation: You get a detailed report about the ROS levels from our specialists

    Why choose Andrology Center Coimbatore?

    At Andrology Center Coimbatore, we help people achieve their dream of becoming parents. Our Semen ROS Test is accurate and helps infertility specialists make personalized treatment plans based on the test results.
    Don’t let fertility issues stop you. Start understanding your reproductive health with our Semen ROS Test. Call us today to set up a meeting and begin your journey to a hopeful reproductive future

    Frequently Asked Questions

    The Semen ROS Test measures the level of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) in a semen sample. ROS are molecules that, in high amounts, can cause damage to sperm, including poor motility, sperm DNA fragmentation and reduced fertility.

    High levels of ROS can lead to oxidative stress, which harms sperm quality and may lead to infertility, poor IVF/ICSI results or miscarriages. The test helps identify these hidden issues early so they can be treated effectively.

    You should consider this test if you:

    • Have unexplained infertility
    • Faced multiple IVF/ICSI failures
    • Have a history of recurrent miscarriage
    • Suffer from varicocele or poor semen parameters
    • Are exposed to smoking, pollution, stress, or toxins

    The test requires a semen sample, collected after 2–3 days of abstinence. It is then analyzed in the lab to check for ROS levels. The process is simple, painless and non-invasive.

    • Low ROS levels = normal sperm environment
    • High ROS levels = oxidative stress, which can reduce fertility

    Results help doctors recommend the right treatment, like antioxidants or lifestyle changes.

    If your ROS levels are high, your doctor may suggest:

    • Antioxidant supplements
    • Diet and lifestyle changes
    • Treatment for conditions like a varicocele
    • Follow-up testing, such as a Sperm DNA Fragmentation Test (SCSA®)

    Yes. Oxidative stress can often be improved with antioxidant therapy, a better diet, quitting smoking, reducing stress and avoiding heat or environmental toxins.

    Test results are usually available within 24 to 48 hours after the sample is received.

    Yes. Andrology Center accepts samples from over 50 cities in India. Proper instructions are given to ensure the sample remains valid during transport.

    Yes, all test results and patient details are handled with complete privacy and confidentiality.

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