Fertility care begins by understanding both partners, the time already spent trying and what matters most to you.
Begin with the right questions
Not every person needs every test. An initial assessment helps prioritise useful investigations, identify time-sensitive factors and avoid unnecessary treatment.
Decisions at your pace
Options should be explained with realistic benefits, limitations, time, cost and emotional impact. Counselling and referral are part of responsible fertility care.
Care may include
- Preconception and fertility history review
- Ovulation, ovarian reserve and hormonal assessment when indicated
- Ultrasound and uterine or tubal evaluation when appropriate
- Male-factor assessment and referral coordination
- Ovulation support and timed-conception planning
- Referral for assisted reproduction when it offers a reasonable next step
When to arrange a consultation
- You have tried to conceive for 12 months, or 6 months if the woman is 35 or older
- Periods are absent, very irregular or associated with a known condition
- There is a history of pelvic infection, endometriosis, surgery or recurrent pregnancy loss
- Either partner has a known fertility concern or you want preconception guidance
Important: This information is general and does not replace an individual medical assessment. For severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, seek urgent medical care.