1, ask the medical history: that is, there is no family genetic disease or own disease. 2, general physical examination: including height, weight, blood pressure, heart, lung, liver, kidney, spleen and other routine examinations. 3, genital examination: take the upright position, mainly check the testicles and vas deferens indicators, if necessary, need to do anal examination of prostate and seminal vesicles. 4, auxiliary examination: including blood routine, urine routine, infectious disease four items.
1. Ask for a medical history
For example, whether there are acute and chronic infectious diseases, heart disease, nephritis, mental illness, diseases of important organs and genitourinary system, etc., whether there are genetic diseases such as mental illness and dementia in the family.
2. General physical examination
General physical examination is a physical examination from top to bottom, including body length, weight, blood pressure, nutrition, vision, hearing, lymph nodes, thyroid, limbs and the development of secondary sexual characteristics, special attention should be paid to check whether the heart, lungs, liver, kidney, spleen and major organs suffer from organic diseases.
3. Genital examination
1, the examination of the reproductive organs should be taken in the upright position, and the testicular volume should be measured with the testicular model.
2. Test testicle position, texture, tenderness, etc.
3, check the size of the epididymis, whether there are nodules and tenderness.
4, check the thickness of the vas deferens, whether there are nodules, whether there is congenital absence of vas deferens, check whether there are varicose veins in the spermatic cord.
5. Check the scrotum for hydrocele and eraser of the scrotum.
6, check whether the penis has episspadias, hypospadias, penile induration, abnormal penis erection, overlong foreskin and hypodermatitis.
7, others still need to pay attention to whether there is bisexual malformation, whether there is inguinal hernia, if necessary, need to perform anal examination of the prostate and seminal vesicle.
Fourth, auxiliary inspection
1, including blood routine, urine routine and other basic examinations, to determine whether there are common infectious diseases and sexually transmitted diseases.
2, four infectious diseases: hepatitis B, hepatitis C, AIDS, syphilis.