The infertility workup generally includes laboratory and imaging tests used to determine whether a man or woman is able to conceive a child. Various fertility tests are available for both men and women, and the specific test recommended will depend on the individual’s age, health history, and other factors.
Depending on the results of the fertility tests, a couple may be advised to try specific fertility treatments, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), or may be told that their chances of conceiving a child are very low. While fertility tests can be stressful, they can also provide invaluable information for couples trying to conceive.
Tailored hormone panels and high-resolution ultrasound scans guided by experienced gynecologists.
Initial and comprehensive diagnostic protocols for female reproductive health.
An X-ray of your reproductive organs that uses contrast media to verify that the uterus and fallopian tubes are free of blockages.
This exam involves placing an ultrasound probe inside the vagina to examine the uterus and ovaries and count developing follicles at a specific time during your menstrual cycle.
Based on hormone levels such as follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), antimüllerian hormone (AMH), and estradiol, a fertility specialist can determine an individual’s ovarian reserve, providing valuable information about egg quantity and fertility medications.
Further fertility tests may be ordered for women if these initial tests do not resolve why they are unable to conceive:
checking for thyroid disorders and other problems that can cause infertility, menstrual irregularities, and miscarriage.
Using saline to fill the uterus, abnormalities that may cause infertility or miscarriage can be detected.
A procedure in which a lighted scope is passed through the cervix to view the interior of the cervix and uterus and look for any abnormalities.
a procedure that uses a lighted scope to look for signs of endometriosis, cysts, fibroids, and other abnormalities inside the abdomen.
Genetic Screening Recommendation: Additionally, your doctor will recommend a genetic carrier screening before conception so you can determine whether you or your partner are carriers of inheritable genetic diseases.
Male infertility testing starts with a semen analysis. A sample of semen will be collected by the male partner, which is immediately analyzed by the andrologists at our IVF Centre.
Volume of the semen and Concentration (a measure of how many sperm are present in each millilitre of semen).
Motility (the percentage of moving sperm) and Morphology (the percentage of sperm that appear normal).
Any signs of infection in the reproductive system.
Following the test results, our specialists will determine whether male factor infertility is a concern.
Learn how comprehensive fertility evaluation helps determine your treatment path.
