Fertility check
On average, struggling 1 in 6 couples fail to conceive on their own. The reason for this may be due to underlying fertility problems in the woman, the man, or both. Are you a couple who have tried to get pregnant in about a year without success, it may therefore be a good idea to take a fertility check to find the cause.
For same-sex couples (two women) or single women who want children, a fertility check is the first step in the treatment process. For those who don't have a desire for children right now, but in the future, a fertility check can be a step in planning for the future.
What is a fertility check?
A fertility check, also referred to as a fertility test or fertility test, is an examination that checks your fertility. That is, how good your chances are of having children.
For those who need assisted reproduction, a fertility check is usually the first step in the process, so that we can tailor the best course of treatment for you.
After a fertility check with us, you can feel confident that you have received a thorough examination tailored to your starting point and history, and our experienced fertility specialists will advise you on the way forward.
Who is the fertility check for?
A fertility check is suitable for:
- Those who wonder why they can't get pregnant
- Two women who want children and will have treatment
- Single woman who wants children and is going to have treatment
- Woman who wants to freeze her eggs for future pregnancies
- Those who are curious about or concerned about their own fertility
- Those who want to plan for the future
Why do you need a fertility check?
A fertility check is not necessary for everyone. However, for couples who have been trying to conceive on their own without success for about a year, it is a good idea to have a fertility check to find the cause. A survey will help you get the necessary help, depending on where the problem lies.
Sometimes a simple pill regimen may be enough to help with ovulation problems is enough to make it work. Other times you need more help in the form of treatment with assisted fertilization to get pregnant. A fertility test is therefore necessary to give us the answer to what is the best solution for you.
For two women who want children together, or for single women who want children alone, assisted reproduction in some form is always necessary. A fertility check is then the first step in the treatment process, and helps to find the best possible solution for you or you alone. Current solutions for two women or a single woman may be insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF).
How is a fertility check performed?
The content of a fertility check is related to your or their starting point and previous history, and is adapted accordingly. There are different methods for checking fertility in women and men. A fertility check will always involve a conversation with one of our experienced fertility specialists, sampling and examinations. The fertility check usually takes between 30-60 minutes.
If you or you wish to undergo treatment and have had a fertility check previously, we can usually use the results from this fertility check without you needing to have another check with us. However, there may be some cases where it has been a long time since the samples were taken, where we need to do new hormone tests on the woman or a new sperm sample from the man.
How a fertility check is performed for the woman
On a general basis, the A fertility check for women normally includes a gynecological examination where the gynecologist examines uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubeseFurthermore, blood samples are taken to mapadd your hormone levels (among other things AMH and FSH) and general health condition. If you wish to receive treatment, you will also be checked for risk of infection.
Blood tests are taken either during the session or afterwards, depending on where you are in your cycle. Past medical history is also part of the assessment in a fertility test.sjack for the woman.
How a fertility check is done for men
A fertilitytA man's check initially involves you delivering a semen sample that analyzed av our embryologists in the laboratory. Sample analysis not only that you actually have sperm, but also looks at factors that can affect the quality of your sperm, such as motility, volume, thickness and PH value.
If it turns out that you have reduced sperm quality, hormone tests will also be taken. In addition, a blood test is also taken to check for the risk of infection if you are going to continue treatment. Sometimes, an examination of the external genitalia, especially the testicles and spermatic cord, as well as the prostate gland, may also be performed to check for infection or nodules.
What is the price of a fertility check?
The price of a fertility check varies depending on whether you are single or et by to be examined, as well as whno investigations that are necessaryg, as we always adapt the fertility check to your needs. You find for any time updated prices in our price list.
Non-binding conversation about fertility check
If you are not ready to book a fertility check, you can start with a non-binding, free conversation with one of our research teamsordinators. They answer to any questions you may have. The call is completely free and non-binding.
Book an appointment for a fertility check
You can easily book an appointment for a fertility check yourself via our online bookingFind a date and time that suits you!
