Andrology
Andrology is a specialised laboratory that performed assays to assess male reproductive health.


About us
Andrology is a medical speciality focused on male fertility. Ampath Andrology offers various tests that can assist in identifying male reproductive function. The laboratory is SANAS accredited and evaluates semen samples according to the WHO criteria.
A semen analysis (spermiogram) is the most commonly requested lab test for evaluating male fertility. It provides essential information about both the quantity (like sperm count and volume) and quality (like motility and morphology) of sperm. It's also the go-to test for confirming whether a vasectomy was successful by checking for the absence of sperm in the ejaculate.
services Offered
Fertility Evaluation
- Semen analysis (Spermiogram)
- Post vasectomy testing
- Sperm antibody testing (Friberg)
- Alpha-glucosidase testing
- Testis biopsy examination
Cryopreservation
- Semen freezing
- Testis biopsy freezing
Semen Preparation
- Semen wash for artificial insemination
- Providing and processing donor sperm


Booking for a Test
Patients may be referred by a doctor, but self-referrals are also accepted.
- The patient must schedule an appointment with the Ampath Care Centre before visiting.
- Once booked, detailed instructions will be provided on how the patient must collect the sample.
- Private rooms are available for patients to produce the semen sample.



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Paternity/Kinship Testing
Ampath Laboratories offers accredited forensic DNA testing to determine biological relationships in both legal and personal contexts. Our analyses are based on validated genetic methodologies and adhere to strict chain of-custody protocols to ensure results are accurate, confidential, and legally admissible when required.
Our relationship testing services are commonly used in the following scenarios:
Paternity testing – to confirm or exclude the biological relationship between a child and an alleged father
Maternity testing – in cases of adoption, surrogacy, or hospital mix-ups
Sibling testing – to assess whether individuals share one or both biological parents
Grand parentage testing – useful when the alleged parent is unavailable for testing
Avuncular testing – to determine a biological relationship through an aunt or uncle
Immigration and citizenship cases – where proof of a biological relationship is required by authorities
Inheritance or estate claims – to establish rightful beneficiaries in legal matters
Personal reassurance – for individuals seeking clarity about their biological relationships without legal proceedings
Testing can be requested by private individuals, legal professionals, or government agencies, and results are typically available within a standard turnaround time under full confidentiality.:


