ABSTRACT
Case: A couple has been visiting the urologist for primary infertility for two years. The husband is 32 years old and without urological complaints. There is no history of urogenital infection. He was operated for unilateral cryptorchidism at the age of seven. Sexual function is normal; ejaculations are antegrade. He uses no medication, does not smoke, and uses only limited alcoholic drinks. His partner is 30 years old, has no gynecological history, and has a menstrual cycle of 26-28 days.
