A structured medical assessment designed to identify the root causes of infertility before planning personalized fertility treatment.
Infertility is medically defined as the inability to conceive after 12 months of regular, unprotected intercourse. For women above 35 years of age, evaluation is recommended after 6 months. Early diagnosis allows timely intervention and improves treatment outcomes.
Female Factors:
Male Factors:
Severe male factor infertility may require advanced procedures such as ICSI or specialized sperm selection techniques like IMSI.
Female evaluation includes hormonal testing (AMH, FSH, LH), ultrasound-based antral follicle count (AFC), ovulation tracking, and uterine assessment. These tests help determine ovarian reserve and implantation readiness before proceeding to treatments like Blastocyst Transfer.
Male evaluation begins with semen analysis assessing count, motility, and morphology. In selected cases, advanced laboratory techniques are recommended before planning assisted reproductive treatment.
Treatment decisions, including whether to proceed with IVF or other assisted reproductive procedures, are based on this structured evaluation.
All diagnostic procedures are conducted under the supervision of experienced fertility specialists including Dr. Nikhil Gosavi. Evidence-based protocols and laboratory precision ensure accurate reproductive assessment.
Hormonal testing, ultrasound, and semen analysis are the primary investigations used to diagnose infertility.
Ultrasound helps evaluate ovarian reserve and uterine health but is combined with laboratory tests for complete diagnosis.
Evaluation may take a few weeks depending on cycle timing and required investigations.
Many infertility causes are treatable with appropriate medical or assisted reproductive techniques.
Yes. A proper infertility diagnosis ensures that IVF treatment is appropriately planned.

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