What Are Reproductive Health Diagnostic Services?
Reproductive health diagnostics involve medical examinations and tests used to assess the reproductive system and investigate conditions affecting fertility or gynecological health. Depending on the concern, evaluation may involve ultrasound imaging, blood tests, semen analysis, fallopian tube assessment or selected genetic investigations. The purpose is to identify findings that can guide further clinical decisions.
Why Fertility Testing Matters
Fertility testing helps identify possible causes of difficulty conceiving in both men and women. An early assessment can help detect concerns related to ovulation, sperm health, reproductive organs, or other underlying conditions. Based on your age, medical history, and symptoms, your fertility specialist can recommend appropriate investigations and discuss suitable treatment options without unnecessary testing.
When Should You Get Fertility Tests?
The appropriate time for fertility testing depends on your age, reproductive history, and existing health conditions. Fertility evaluation is generally recommended in the following situations:
Under 35 years
After 12 months of regular, unprotected intercourse without pregnancy.
35–40 years
After 6 months of trying to conceive without pregnancy.
Over 40 years
Consider fertility evaluation without delay, ideally before trying to conceive.
Earlier assessment
If you have irregular or absent periods, suspected endometriosis, known reproductive conditions, previous pelvic infections or surgery, or concerns about sperm health.
If you have experienced two or more pregnancy losses, a separate recurrent pregnancy loss evaluation may also be appropriate.
Fertility and Reproductive Health Tests for Women and Men
Fertility testing helps identify possible causes of infertility and guides appropriate investigations based on your medical history and reproductive needs.
| Fertility Tests for Women | Fertility Tests for Men |
|---|---|
Pelvic and Transvaginal UltrasoundExamines the uterus, ovaries, and uterine lining to assess follicles, fibroids, cysts, and structural abnormalities. | Semen AnalysisMeasures sperm concentration, motility, morphology, and semen volume to assess male fertility. |
Follicle MonitoringTracks follicle development and ovulation timing to guide fertility treatment or timed intercourse. | Repeat Semen AnalysisConfirms abnormal semen findings and accounts for natural variations in sperm parameters. |
AMH and Ovarian Reserve TestingAssesses ovarian reserve and helps predict ovarian response to stimulation during IVF. | Male Hormonal TestsEvaluates selected hormones, including testosterone, FSH, and LH, to investigate hormonal concerns. |
Hormonal Blood TestsMeasures selected reproductive and thyroid hormones to investigate ovulation and menstrual concerns. | Scrotal UltrasoundExamines the testes and surrounding structures when clinically indicated. |
Fallopian Tube Patency Testing (SSG/HyCoSy)Uses ultrasound and fluid or contrast to assess whether the fallopian tubes are open. | Infection ScreeningChecks for selected infections that may affect reproductive health or fertility treatment. |
Infection ScreeningIdentifies selected infections that may affect reproductive health or require treatment. | Genetic and Chromosomal TestingInvestigates selected genetic causes of severe sperm abnormalities when indicated. |
Not every patient requires all these fertility tests. Your specialist will recommend investigations based on your medical history, clinical findings, and fertility treatment needs.
Why Choose Angel Fertility Clinic for Fertility Testing?
At Angel Fertility Clinic, our fertility assessments focus on identifying possible causes of infertility through appropriate testing, specialist evaluation, and individualised treatment planning.
Fertility Assessment for Both Partners
Our approach considers both male and female fertility factors, helping identify possible causes of difficulty conceiving through relevant investigations.
Specialist-Led Test Interpretation
Our fertility specialists review hormonal results, ultrasound findings, and semen analysis alongside your medical history to guide further assessment and treatment decisions.
Relevant Testing Without Unnecessary Investigations
Tests are recommended based on your symptoms, reproductive history, and clinical findings, helping avoid investigations that may not be necessary.
Review of Previous Medical Reports
Already completed fertility tests? Our specialists can review your existing reports and recommend further investigations only when clinically appropriate.