Fertility Consultation

Your fertility journey begins with a detailed one-on-one consultation. Dr. Kavya reviews your medical history, menstrual pattern, prior treatments and lifestyle factors for both partners, then recommends the right starting point — whether that's basic monitoring, further testing, or a treatment plan.

Who needs it: Any couple trying to conceive for 12+ months, or with known risk factors.
What happens: History review, physical examination, and a personalised testing plan.
Why it matters: Avoids unnecessary tests and treatment delays by targeting the real issue early.

Female Fertility Assessment

A structured evaluation of ovarian reserve, ovulation pattern, tubal patency and uterus using hormonal blood tests (AMH), ultrasound scans (antral follicle count, uterine structure) and HSG for tubal and uterine cavity evaluation, or hysteroscopy and hysterolaparoscopy and genetic testing when needed.

Who needs it: Women trying to conceive, or with irregular cycles, PCOS, low ovarian reserve, those wishing for fertility preservation, tubal block, uterine pathologies like fibroids or polyps, and recurrent pregnancy loss.
What happens: Blood tests timed to your cycle, a transvaginal ultrasound, and review of prior records.
Why it matters: Identifies ovarian, tubal or uterine factors that guide treatment choice.

Male Fertility Assessment

A complete male fertility workup starting with semen analysis (count, motility, morphology), followed by hormonal evaluation and, where needed, scrotal ultrasound or genetic testing.

Who needs it: Male partners in any couple trying to conceive — fertility evaluation is always a two-person process — or those who wish for fertility preservation.
What happens: Semen analysis after 3–5 days of abstinence, hormone panel if results are abnormal.
Why it matters: Male factors contribute to roughly half of all infertility cases and are often treatable.

Ovulation Tracking

Precise tracking of the ovulation window using follicular monitoring with serial ultrasounds and hormone evaluation, used both to time intercourse, IUI or egg retrieval.

Who needs it: Any woman who wishes to conceive, or for fertility preservation.
What happens: Serial ultrasounds across the cycle to track follicle growth and confirm ovulation.
Why it matters: Accurate timing meaningfully improves the chances of conception in a given cycle.

Hormonal Evaluation

Comprehensive testing of reproductive and metabolic hormones — AMH, FSH, LH, estradiol, thyroid profile, Prolactin, and haemoglobin — to understand the underlying cause of irregular cycles or anovulation.

Who needs it: Women with irregular or absent periods, or unexplained infertility.
What happens: A timed blood panel, interpreted alongside ultrasound findings.
Why it matters: Hormonal imbalance is one of the most common, and most treatable, causes of infertility.

Preconception Counselling

A dedicated session to optimise health before pregnancy — covering nutrition, weight, supplements (folic acid, Vitamin D), pre-existing conditions like thyroid disorders or diabetes, and genetic screening where relevant.

Who needs it: Any couple planning a pregnancy, with or without a known fertility issue.
What happens: Health review, lab tests, supplement guidance and a personalised preparation plan.
Why it matters: Improves pregnancy outcomes and reduces certain risks before conception even occurs.

Reproductive Health Evaluation

A broader assessment of reproductive health beyond fertility alone — covering menstrual disorders, pelvic pain, fibroids, endometriosis and other gynaecological conditions that can affect fertility and wellbeing.

Who needs it: Women with menstrual irregularities, pelvic pain or suspected gynaecological conditions.
What happens: Detailed history, examination, ultrasound and targeted investigations.
Why it matters: Treating the underlying gynaecological condition often resolves the fertility concern too.

Advanced fertility treatments

IVF Treatment

For complex or longstanding infertility, advanced age, low ovarian reserve, tubal blockage, severe male factor or failed IUI cycles, and fertility preservation.

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