IVF Couple’s Evaluation

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IVF Couple’s Evaluation – What to Expect

Before starting IVF, both partners need a full check-up to understand what’s causing the trouble getting pregnant and to make a personalized plan. Here’s what usually happens:

For the Female Partner

Medical History & Questions

Your doctor will ask about your periods, past pregnancies (if any), any miscarriages, and your overall health.
They’ll also ask about things like surgeries, infections, lifestyle, and any past fertility treatments.

Physical Exam

A general check-up and a pelvic exam to look for any issues with the uterus or ovaries.

Blood Tests

Hormone tests to check your egg supply and overall reproductive health.
Common tests include AMH, FSH, LH, TSH, and prolactin.
Tests for infections like HIV, hepatitis, and rubella.

Ultrasound

A vaginal ultrasound checks your uterus and ovaries.
It helps count how many small eggs (follicles) you have.

Tube and Uterus Check

A special X-ray or ultrasound may be done to make sure your fallopian tubes are open and your uterus is normal.

For the Male Partner

Medical History & Questions

Your doctor will ask about past health issues, surgeries, lifestyle (smoking, alcohol), and sexual health.

Physical Exam

A quick check of the testicles and genitals for anything unusual.

Semen Analysis

A lab test checks the sperm’s number, movement, and shape.
If needed, hormone blood tests or a testicular ultrasound may be done.

🧬 Optional Tests (for Some Couples)

Genetic Testing: To check for inherited conditions, especially if there’s a history of miscarriage or very low sperm count.

Counseling: Emotional support and advice are offered, as IVF can be stressful.

Lifestyle Advice: You might get tips on eating well, quitting smoking, and managing weight to boost your chances.

💬 Final Step: Planning Your IVF

After all the results are in, your doctor will:

- Explain what they found.
- Talk about your chances of success.
- Help you decide on the best treatment plan.

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