Infertility consultation

Women under 35 should generally seek evaluation after 12 months of regular, unprotected intercourse without pregnancy. Women aged 35 or older should seek evaluation after six months, or earlier if there are known fertility concerns.

Infertility may result from irregular ovulation, blocked fallopian tubes, hormonal disorders, endometriosis, or sperm-related problems. Sometimes, no specific cause is identified.

Yes, fertility problems can affect either partner. Doctors commonly recommend evaluating both partners to identify possible causes and develop a suitable treatment plan.

Depending on the medical history, tests may include hormone assessments, pelvic ultrasound, semen analysis, and examinations of the fallopian tubes. Not every patient needs all these tests.

Many causes of infertility can be managed with medication, surgery, or assisted reproductive treatments. Success depends on factors such as age, diagnosis, and overall reproductive health.