The anti-sperm antibody test is conducted to assess the presence of antibodies that target sperm cells in the blood. The body's immune system produces these antibodies, which can affect a person's fertility and reproductive health. The test is often used as one of the tests for a fertility evaluation.

• Assessing infertility issues: The test helps determine if anti-sperm antibodies are a potential cause of infertility in both males and females.

• Evaluating immune system dysfunction: Antisperm antibodies can indicate immune system dysfunction or an autoimmune response.

• Planning fertility treatments: The test aids in decision-making regarding assisted reproductive techniques, such as intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF).

• Unexplained infertility: When a doctor does not know the cause of infertility, the test can help identify anti-sperm antibodies as a potential contributing factor.

• Repeated failed pregnancies: Anti-sperm antibodies can interfere with fertilization and implantation, leading to recurrent miscarriages.

• History of genital tract infections or trauma: Infections or trauma to the reproductive organs might trigger the production of anti-sperm antibodies.

• Suspected immune system disorders: Individuals with suspected immune system disorders may undergo the test to evaluate the presence of anti-sperm antibodies.

• No special preparation required.

• The Ceruloplasmin Test price varies by city and healthcare provider, starting from ₹750 to ₹1460