A Complete Approach to Understanding Fertility
Fertility is not determined by a single factor.
It is the result of a complex interaction between hormonal balance, reproductive anatomy, and functional capacity — in both partners.
Our Comprehensive Fertility Diagnostic Program is designed to evaluate all of these dimensions in a structured, medically guided format.
Unlike fragmented testing, this program provides a complete fertility profile, allowing for early identification of underlying factors that may affect conception.
Developed in alignment with clinical approaches recommended by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and the World Health Organization, it reflects a modern, evidence-based standard of care.
 
Who This Program Is Designed For
• Individuals planning pregnancy and seeking a proactive evaluation
• Couples trying to conceive (at any stage)
• Patients with previous unsuccessful attempts
• Those who prefer clarity before beginning treatment
 
What This Program Evaluates
A detailed assessment of reproductive anatomy to identify physical factors that may interfere with conception.
For Women:
• Hysterosalpingography (HSG) — evaluation of fallopian tube patency
• Hysterosonography — detailed uterine cavity assessment
• Transvaginal / pelvic ultrasound
• Antral follicle count (assessment of ovarian reserve)
This allows for the detection of:
• Tubal obstruction
• Uterine abnormalities
• Endometrial changes
For Men:
• Testicular and penile Doppler ultrasound
This evaluates:
• Vascular integrity
• Structural abnormalities that may impact fertility
 
Hormonal & Endocrine Balance
For Women:
• AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) — ovarian reserve
• FSH, LH, Estradiol (cycle day 2–3)
• Progesterone (luteal phase confirmation)
• TSH (thyroid function)
• Prolactin
For Men (when indicated):
• Testosterone
• FSH / LH
• Prolactin
 
For Men:
• Semen analysis (spermogram), according to WHO standards
Evaluates:
• Sperm concentration
• Motility
• Morphology
Important:
Ultrasound assesses structure, while sperm analysis evaluates function.
Both are required for a complete assessment.
For Women:
• Ovulatory function assessment
• Follicular development monitoring (via ultrasound)
 
Targeted Screening for Underlying Conditions
For Women:
• Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
• Endometrial abnormalities
 
Program Options 
Couples Fertility Program (Complete)
A synchronized evaluation of both partners for a comprehensive understanding of fertility.
 
Women only.
Female Fertility Assessment
Focused evaluation of ovarian reserve, hormonal balance, and reproductive anatomy.
 
Men only.
Male Fertility Assessment
Comprehensive assessment of sperm quality, vascular status, and hormonal profile.
 
What Makes This Program Different
• Integrated evaluation of structure, hormones, and function
• Assessment of both partners rather than isolated testing
• Alignment with international clinical guidelines
• Detection of early-stage and asymptomatic conditions
• Clear, clinically relevant interpretation of results
 
Your Results
At the conclusion of the program, patients receive:
• A structured and detailed medical report
• Identification of potential barriers to conception
• Individualized risk assessment
• Personalized recommendations for next steps
 
A More Informed Starting Point
Fertility care is often approached reactively.
This program is designed to change that —
by providing clarity before treatment begins.
This is not a collection of tests.
It is a complete fertility profile designed to guide informed decisions with precision.