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Fertility Health Checks

Curious about Fertility Health?

Dive into comprehensive Fertility Health Checks at Women's Healthcare, guided by gynaecologist Mr. N. Agarwal in London. Discover personalized care for your fertility journey. Connect with us today for expert guidance on family planning goals!

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Fertility Clinic In London

Everyone dreams of having a child of their own. However, for those couples who are trying to conceive for a long time, inability to get pregnant can be quite distressing and can even affect their relationship. Hence, in such a scenario, it is a good idea for couples to go for a basic fertility health check-up that will help them identify factors leading to infertility.

Fertility Healthcare Specialist in London

Mr N. Agarwal is an experienced fertility specialist who can help diagnose the cause of infertility and recommend the required medical treatment. Right from the initial consultation to examination and various blood tests, he will guide you through each process ensuring that the procedure is as stress-free as possible.

He fully understands that for a couple who is struggling to conceive, to make an appointment for a fertility health check is not an easy task and it can take a toll on their psychological and emotional well-being.

Fertility Examinations and Tests

  • Abdominal and Pelvic Examination.
  • AMH (Anti-Mullerian Hormone) Test (For Ovarian Reserve).
  • Vitamin D.
  • Thyroid Function Tests.
  • Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Luteinizing Hormone (LH), Estradiol, and Prolactin Test.
  • HyCoSy Fertility Scan.
  • Transvaginal Ultrasound.
  • Hysterosalpingogram (HSG).
  • Hysteroscopy.
  • Progesterone Test (Test of Ovulation).
  • Semen Analysis for Partner.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does a fertility health check involve?
A fertility check comprises a detailed assessment. In most cases, options such as blood tests and ultrasounds are recommended. Based on your results, proper guidance will be provided. To know more, schedule a call with our specialist.
2. When should I consider getting a fertility health check?
Deciding to get a fertility health check can be based on several factors. This could be related to conceiving, any gynaecological condition that poses a risk, or planning for your future. Early assessment is helpful in most cases. Don’t delay and schedule a call with one of our experts.
3. Is there pain or discomfort during the scans or procedures?
Feeling a little anxious during the scans or procedures is often considered normal. Choosing an experienced fertility specialist can create a noticeable difference. With the use of skilled techniques, the chances of any pain or discomfort are greatly reduced.
4. Does the partner need to undergo any tests?
Yes, fertility tests need to be taken by both partners. This is because 40-50% of fertility challenges could come from your male partner. And while this option is not compulsory, it helps to avoid unnecessary treatment done by a single person.
5. Are these fertility health checks private/confidential?
Yes, all fertility health checks are kept private or confidential. This is because we adhere to the highest standards of confidentiality and data protection. At Women’s Healthcare, we understand that keeping your data confidential helps to reduce unnecessary stress and lets you feel secure. Contact us if you have any further queries that need to be answered.
6. What are possible causes of infertility that could be identified?
There could be several factors that can cause infertility. This can involve PCOS, thyroid disorders, endometriosis, PID, fibroids, polyps, and other menstrual irregularities. Getting a detailed menopausal health check will provide more insights into your hormonal health.
7. How reliable are fertility health tests? Can they guarantee future fertility?
Fertility health tests are excellent diagnostic tools to give you a clear snapshot of your reproductive health. And while these are highly valuable, they do not provide a clear guarantee. Early identification can help you make an informed decision. Contact us if you’re looking to book a fertility health check at Women’s Healthcare.
8. Who is Mr N. Agarwal, and what is his experience as a fertility specialist?
Mr N. Agarwal is a highly experienced obstetrician and gynaecologist based in London. His 25+ years of experience and qualifications, such as FICOG, Diploma of Laparoscopy, MRCOG, and RCOG, make him a trusted women’s specialist. Learn more about our team here.
9. Which hormones are tested during the fertility check?
Some commonly tested hormones include AMH, FSH, LH, TSH, progesterone, prolactin, and androgens, among others. Knowing these is helpful to understand the ovarian reserve, endocrine disorders, or any other ovulation issues. Contact us if you’re looking to get a fertility health check.
10. Do both partners need to attend the initial consultation?
No, both parents are not required to attend the initial consultation. However, both are recommended to do so. This is because it leads to better clarity, clear communication, and better decision-making. Read here for more insights for your first visit.