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Is there a specialty that

Deals with the both the male reproductive system and the females? And if something is wrong with these systems?

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    Reproductive endocrinology. I think most male issues are dealt with by a urologist, though. A urologist does the work up for male hormonal or structural problems (would do biopsies, u/s, etc to diagnose).

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    My guess would be fertility clinics.

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    when my husband i had our fertility work-up done, a urologist did his preliminary check, my obgyn did some of mine but referred both of us to an endocrinologist, and finally we had extensive genetic screening.

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    undoubtedly, endocrinology is the answer the specialty of the male & female reproductive system, btw great field to get into...good luck...ciao~

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    endocrinology isn't going to give you a lot of opportunity to, umm, handle these "systems," if you get my drift and if i get yours.

    you could definitely go to a general urology floor-- many genders have urological surgery, some that might surprise you.

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