Fact
#1: Infertility doesn’t discriminate.
Infertility is a
disease of the reproductive system and it affects both men and women. For this
reason, during the initial infertility work-up, it is imperative to test the
male partner’s fertility as well as the female partner’s fertility. In 40 to 50
percent of infertility cases, male factor is the cause, making it necessary to
review the male’s test results—in addition to the female’s—as part of the
diagnostic work-up.
Fact #2: You are not alone.
1.
Treatment with your primary care or OB/GYN is not working
To better understand
the cause of infertility, your primary care physician, OB/GYN, or we at best
IVF centre in Delhi Shantah IVF Centre will review your medical history and
initiate fertility testing for both partners (if applicable). It is especially
important that each of the following tests is performed prior to initiating
fertility treatment because each one evaluates specific reproductive functions
that are required to conceive.
Based on the
information learned through testing, reproductive specialists can create
individualized treatment plans ranging from low-tech treatment options like
intrauterine insemination (IUI) in addition to the widely known in vitro
fertilization (IVF).
These basic tests include:
