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Gynecological & Women's Health

Infertility

Reproductive hormone profiling, ultrasound tracking of ovarian reserve, and personalized ovulation induction.

Infertility

Overview

Infertility evaluation starts with understanding where in the process things need support — ovulation, egg reserve, tubal factors or a partner factor — before recommending a plan.

Initial work-up includes reproductive hormone profiling and ultrasound-based tracking of ovarian reserve and follicular development, alongside a review of cycle history and any prior treatment.

Depending on findings, treatment can range from lifestyle and timed intercourse guidance through ovulation induction, with onward referral for assisted reproduction where that is the appropriate next step.

What to Expect

Care Highlights

Structured evaluation to identify where support is needed

Ultrasound-based follicular tracking for timed treatment cycles

Clear referral pathway for assisted reproduction if required

Ongoing emotional support through what can be a difficult process

Common Questions

FAQs About Infertility

General guidance is one year of trying for women under 35, or six months for women over 35 — sooner if you have a known risk factor.

No — many cases respond to simpler measures first; IVF is one option among several, recommended only when appropriate.
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