In fertility care, assumptions delay progress. Diagnostics create direction.

Before any fertility treatment is considered, a thorough diagnostic evaluation is essential. Fertility is a complex biological process involving hormones, egg quality, sperm health, uterine structure, tubal patency, and overall systemic health. If even one component is compromised, conception may become difficult.

Fertility diagnostics typically include:

Hormonal Testing
Evaluates FSH, LH, AMH, thyroid hormones, prolactin, estrogen, progesterone, and metabolic markers. These help determine ovarian reserve, ovulatory function, and endocrine balance.

Ultrasound Evaluation
Assesses ovarian morphology, antral follicle count, uterine lining thickness, fibroids, cysts, or structural abnormalities.

Tubal Assessment
Tests such as HSG (Hysterosalpingography) evaluate whether fallopian tubes are open—essential for natural conception.

Semen Analysis
Provides insight into sperm concentration, motility, morphology, and in some cases, DNA integrity.

Without diagnostics, treatment becomes trial-based. With diagnostics, treatment becomes targeted.

Testing prevents:

• Unnecessary medication cycles

• Delays due to undiagnosed structural issues

• Emotional strain from repeated failed attempts

• Financial burden from misdirected treatment

Diagnostics do not mean you need aggressive treatment. In many cases, minor hormonal adjustments or lifestyle modifications are sufficient once the root cause is understood.

Clarity reduces anxiety. Structured diagnostics transform confusion into a roadmap.