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Male & Female Fertility Evaluation
Overview
You might have been actively trying to get pregnant for a year now, are in overall good health, and have even taken steps towards a healthier lifestyle. You don’t smoke, have quit drinking and try to time intersource during your or your partner’s ovulation, yet you do not conceive.
Unexplained infertility is when your first fertility tests are normal, and you are taking the natural measures you can to improve your odds of conceiving. But one question keeps lingering on- Why are you not getting pregnant?
We understand the frustration, worry and confusion you are overwhelmed with. And this is where we step in to help.
Unexplained infertility is more common than you might think. Several couples are unsuccessful in getting pregnant in their first year of trying. Our clinic can do further tests to figure out if there is, in fact, an underlying cause of your infertility.
Moreover, nearly 40% of fertility issues are caused due to male factors, with female causes accounting for 40% and couple problems making up the rest 20%. Hence, we make sure to thoroughly assess both partners to identify the hindrance.
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Female fertility Tests:
Prior to your first fertility appointment, we recommend getting done a breast scan, pap smear, folic acid level check, and a dental check-up to rule out general issues. We can then proceed with the following tests conducted at our clinic:
- Cycle tracking
- Pelvic/Transvaginal ultrasound (sonogram)
- Fallopian tube fertility test
- AMH blood test
- Laparoscopy/Hysteroscopy
- Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)
- Saline Infusion Sonohysterogram (SIS)
Male fertility tests:
There are many tests that can help us understand what the underlying causes may be. Male infertility is often related to lifestyle factors that you can work on changing. It will take about 90 days to see any lifestyle change get reflected in your sperm health. So if you stop smoking today, your sperm will not be healthier tomorrow. It takes time. This is important to remember when you are trying to have a baby. And if the cause is more permanent, you can consider sperm retrieval procedures like TESA.
- Semen analysis
- Anti-sperm antibodies
- TESA
- Blood tests
- DNA Fragmentation
