A male partner is a 50% partner when conception is desired but that also makes his 50% of the problem when reports are not good. Unfortunately as simple as it may seem a simple semen analysis report is not used the best way it should be. What are the instructions to be given before doing a semen test? How should the test be carried out ? What does each aspect of the test from Liquefaction to Agglutination to Count, Motility and Morphology tell us ? How do we use each aspect aspect of the semen test as well as the clinical history and physical examination, quite so like a detective and find out exactly why the male is infertile and how to go about treating that male? An Andrologist is a valuable part of an Fertility team but what are the basics that every Gynaecologist should know and what must one do before referring to another specialist? All the possible questions that you had in your mind are answered through this course.