"The test that shows you have many men your girlfriend slept with," reads a Korean-language Facebook post shared on September 4.
The post links to an article on tabloid news site Adsensima about a man whose wife allegedly took an anti-sperm antibody test after struggling to get pregnant.
Anti-sperm antibodies (ASAs) are proteins that mistakenly identify sperm as harmful invaders and attempt to eliminate them.
They are more common in men -- usually caused by testicular injury -- but can also occur in women, although it is not clear why.
The article quotes the unidentified man as saying: "The doctor said there were 14 types of anti-sperm antibodies in her body. When I asked what that meant, they said each type of antibody corresponded to a different sperm."
The article says the man searched for the infertility test online and found it shows "how many men a woman has had sex with and for how long".
"In short, it's a test that can destroy a family," the article adds.
Screenshot of a Facebook post sharing the article, taken on September 8, 2022
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