What are the different observations taken to diagnose male infertility?

During physical examination the doctor pays attention to male features such as hair distribution, breast size and the external genitalia. The scrotum and its contents are evaluated for the location, size and consistency of the testicles, epididymis and vas deferens. The presence of a varicocele (dilated testicular veins), testicular masses, cysts and irregularities of the prostate are noted.

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