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The inability to conceive a child can be very frustrating for couples. When there are no apparent problems with the female partner, the question arises as to whether the problem may lie with the male partner.

After doing a thorough physical examination, we use semen analysis to assess whether there is a problem.

Fertility can be evaluated by examining the volume and motility of the sperm and their physical appearance.

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We also offer treatment for erectile dysfunction, particularly when the problem is of an organic or psychological nature.

After your personal data has been processed and a physical examination has been done, we can assess if the underlying problem is of an organic or psychological nature.

Further treatment may include:

  • Changes in lifestyle
  • Further diagnostic tests
  • Medication (e.g. Viagra®)
  • Pschycoanalytical evaluation leading to therapy if appropriate

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Sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea, should be treated by a specialist (venerologist).

Within the past few decades there has been a decrease in the incidence of classic venereal diseases (with the exception of HIV/AIDS). However, the acute symptoms of infection, such as itching and discharge, remain not only unpleasant for the patient, but are a real danger for potential sexual partners due to the high risk of infection.

Immediate diagnosis and treatment are required.

Gonorrhea, syphilis and Chlamydia are serious infections and, apart from being highly contagious, can cause permanent organ damage or infertility.

 
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Young adults and adolescents often find it very difficult to discuss itching or any changes in the skin around the genitals. In adolescent males phimosis (narrow foreskin) can impede personal hygiene and pave the way for infection. If all medical treatments fail, circumcision (surgical removal of the foreskin) will usually be necessary.

Fungal infections are the most common type of genital disease.

Appropriate medical treatment can bring rapid relief of symptoms such as redness, itching and discharge. In rare cases, particularly in women, the infection may become chronic, impairing sexual relations.

Chronic itching and redness can also be due to a hereditary tendency to eczema or neurodermatitis and require specific treatment.

Any chronic inflammation of the skin, genital warts (condyloma), flat or raised changes in the skin of the genital and anal region should receive the attention of a dermatologist. Although skin cancers are rare in these areas, it is possible for cancer to develop where chronic inflammation is present.

If necessary a dermatologist may work in co-operation with your gynecologist or urologist.

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