Infertility testing package for women

 

The infertility research package is intended for women who have been trying to get pregnant for approximately one year, but without results. In this case, it is advisable to find out what the reasons are. It is good to find out the causes arising from the health condition early, because the treatment can take time. As a result of early treatment, in many cases conception can be achieved naturally.

Studies have shown that in about one-third of cases, the cause of infertility is on the woman's side, in one-third on the man's side, and in one-third of the cases, both partners have decreased fertility. In approximately 10% of couples, the cause of infertility remains unclear.

Questions to which you will find answers by making this package:

 

•  Don't I have some hidden medical condition in the uterus or ovaries that has been an obstacle to getting pregnant?
•  What is my ovarian function and follicular reserve?
•  Do ovulations occur in the ovaries?
•  Don't I have some hidden infection or pre-cancerous condition of the cervix that could threaten future pregnancy or that would be an obstacle to performing an ectopic fertilization procedure if necessary in the future?
•  What kind of additional studies need to be performed?

Packet contains

Medical nurse consultation

•  Includes blood pressure measurement and BMI determination and blood tests

Gynecologist consultation

•  Includes medical history and disease risk assessment

3D ultrasound examination of the uterus and small pelvis

•  Gives an overview of the size and shape of the uterus and uterine cavity.
•  Gives a detailed assessment of the structure of the uterine muscle, uterine mucosa and ovaries.
•  Helps detect intrauterine myoma nodules or polyps that may prevent the embryo from implanting in the uterine lining.
•  Helps to assess the structure and blood supply of the endometrium.
•  Helps detect endometriosis. Endometriosis is a disease in which the lining of the uterus is located outside the uterine cavity as small foci. Foci of endometriosis cause damage to the ovaries and can cause blockage of the fallopian tubes. Changes in tissue fluids accompanying endometriosis have a damaging effect on both eggs and very early stage embryos. Endometriosis can be a cause of chronic lower abdominal pain and infertility.

Cervical fluid-based gynecocytology (LBC) analysis and infectious disease assays

•  Provides an assessment of the presence of precancerous conditions of the cervix
•  Provides an assessment of the presence of sexually transmitted infections

Venous blood analysis, which includes the following indicators:

ABO blood group, Rh affiliation, erythrocyte antibodies

 These analyzes are important for later in vitro fertilization or laparoscopy.

Hormones that affect the menstrual cycle and ovulation

 To determine the level of hormones that affect egg maturation

Müllerian hormone was given

•  By measuring the level of this hormone, it is possible to estimate how many eggs are left in your ovaries

Tumor antigen CA-125

•  Endometriosis can be detected by measuring this blood protein.

Detection of blood-borne sexually transmitted diseases

•  AIDS, syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C

 

These analyzes are important for later in vitro fertilization or laparoscopy

Plan the visit of the medical nurse in the morning on day 3-5 of the menstrual cycle (you don't have to eat or drink to give a blood test). Schedule a visit to the gynecologist on day 12-14 of the menstrual cycle (you must come to the examination with an empty bladder).