Short Description

Y chromosome microdeletions involving some or all of the Azoospermic factor (AZF) region are the most frequently identified cause of spermatogenic failure in chromosomally normal men with non-obstructive azoospermia (3%-15%) or severe oligospermia (6%-10%). The relative frequency of Y chromosome microdeletions makes the evaluation for them an important aspect of the diagnostic work up in infertile males, specially those with azoospermia or severe oligospermia.

PreTest Information

Duly filled Chromosome & FISH Analysis Requisition form (Form 17) is mandatory.

Detail Description

Y-Chromosome Microdeletion Detection PCR Test

Y-Chromosome Microdeletion Detection PCR Test is a genetic test that helps in identifying the deletion of genes on the Y chromosome. This test is useful for couples who are experiencing infertility and are unable to conceive naturally.

Cost of Y-Chromosome Microdeletion Detection PCR Test

The cost of Y-Chromosome Microdeletion Detection PCR Test in India is INR 8190.

Symptoms of Y-Chromosome Microdeletion

Y-Chromosome Microdeletion can cause male infertility. Some of the symptoms of this condition include:

• Low sperm count
• No sperm in the semen
• Reduced testicular size
• Decreased libido

Diagnosis of Y-Chromosome Microdeletion

Y-Chromosome Microdeletion can be diagnosed through a genetic test called Y-Chromosome Microdeletion Detection PCR Test. This test helps in identifying the deletion of genes on the Y chromosome and provides valuable information about male infertility.

If you are experiencing any of the symptoms mentioned above or are struggling with male infertility, it is recommended to get yourself tested for Y-Chromosome Microdeletion Detection PCR Test.

Contact DNA Labs India for more information on Y-Chromosome Microdeletion Detection PCR Test and to book an appointment.

Y chromosome microdeletions involving some or all of the Azoospermic factor (AZF) region are the most frequently identified cause of spermatogenic failure in chromosomally normal men with non-obstructive azoospermia (3%-15%) or severe oligospermia (6%-10%). The relative frequency of Y chromosome microdeletions makes the evaluation for them an important aspect of the diagnostic work up in infertile males, specially those with azoospermia or severe oligospermia.