The MyBody-X Hormoncheck Männer measures hormones like testosterone, LH, FSH, and prolactin, which are relevant for male fertility. Imbalances in these hormones can affect sperm production and quality. However, this is a home test and does not replace a medical diagnosis. Results can provide initial clues but should always be discussed with a urologist or andrologist. Moreover, reference ranges are often not standardized, and the clinical validity of such tests is limited. A comprehensive fertility workup requires additional tests like a semen analysis and physical examination. The test can be useful as a screening tool but not as a sole basis for decisions. Evidence: human-moderate for hormone-fertility link, but marketing for the test itself.
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