A complete infertility evaluation at our IVF Centre in India includes essential tests to identify the root causes of infertility in both partners. At our IVF Clinic, couples undergo targeted investigations to detect issues early.
Male and female partners can have multiple infertility issues, and often more than one factor is involved. The evaluation includes essential blood tests, scans, and analyses commonly used in Infertility Treatment India. In most cases, we identify the underlying reason, but at times the cause remains unknown, termed unexplained infertility. Our team also guides couples toward the right care at a trusted IVF Centre in India based on the findings.
Most infertility specialists will advise tests if you have had failed pregnancies or are facing problems in conceiving. The tests will assist you in determining the underlying issues, which can occur even with regular menstrual cycles and a healthy weight.
Infertility can be caused by hormonal imbalances or pre-existing diseases. General blood tests help in detecting issues such as hypothyroidism, PCOD, and endometriosis, which are common causes of infertility.
The thyroid gland, breast health, and pelvic examinations help to find the issues underlying infertility. The gynecological exam is necessary because it focuses on your reproductive health.
Infertility is a serious condition that can affect both men and women. Causes include low sperm count, poor sperm quality, and pre-existing medical conditions. Various assessments help identify the root cause of failed pregnancies.
Doctors will inquire about family history, sexual practices (timing, lubricant use), and medical history, such as precocious puberty, STDs, or urinary tract infections, as these can significantly impact fertility.
One of the first steps in diagnostics is a physical examination, including a scrotal test and general assessment of body habitus to check for proper androgen-dependent masculinization.
Produced by cells in ovarian follicles. A high level indicates a large number of follicles/eggs (good ovarian reserve). Levels naturally decrease with age.
In women, it's responsible for egg maturation. High FSH levels (tested day 2/3 of cycle) indicate poor ovarian reserves. In men, it promotes healthy sperm production.
The most accurate indicator of ovarian reserves. Measures the number of antral follicles (containing immature eggs) via vaginal ultrasound. High count suggests significant ovarian reserve.
Stimulates testosterone production in men. An increase in LH level can indicate that the testicles are not producing enough testosterone.
Controls masculine characteristics. Unusual decline in levels can lead to infertility and is evaluated as part of a complete hormone profile.
Produced by the pituitary glands. Increased levels can be linked to erectile dysfunction, fertility issues, and lack of energy in men.
