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Dr. Johri Multispeciality Hospital & IVF Centre

Dr. Johri’s Multispeciality Hospital, Samana

A DIAGNOSIS-LED BEGINNING

Fertility Evaluation

A couple-based assessment that looks for the factors most relevant to conception before treatment is selected.

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UNDERSTANDING THE TREATMENT

Why evaluation matters

Choosing a treatment before understanding the likely causes can add cost, delay and stress. A structured evaluation helps the specialist decide which investigations and options are proportionate.

Important: A specialist should determine whether this pathway is appropriate after reviewing your history and investigations.

It may be discussed when

TYPICAL PATHWAY

What the process may involve.

01 · Medical history

Both partners’ reproductive, medical, surgical and lifestyle history is reviewed.

02 · Female assessment

Ovulation, ovarian reserve, uterus and tubes may be assessed as indicated.

03 · Male assessment

Semen analysis and focused specialist evaluation may be advised.

04 · Review & priorities

Results are explained and a staged plan is agreed.

What patients should know

Not every person needs every test. Investigations should answer a specific clinical question and be interpreted together rather than in isolation.

QUESTIONS

Common questions about fertility evaluation.

Often 12 months when the female partner is under 35 and 6 months over 35, with earlier review for known concerns.

Sometimes. In other cases, no single cause is identified, and the situation may be described as unexplained infertility.

Usually yes, because fertility is a shared outcome and factors may occur in either or both partners.

Discuss your options with a fertility specialist.

A consultation can help connect general information with your own clinical situation.