What this care involves
A fertility assessment looks at factors that can affect conception, including ovulation, the uterus and fallopian tubes, and sperm. The purpose is to identify which next steps would be informative for you.
When to seek a consultation
Consider a consultation if you have been trying to conceive without success, have irregular cycles or have a known condition that may affect fertility. Age and medical history can make earlier review appropriate.
What an assessment may include
Assessment may include cycle history, previous pregnancies, medicines, procedures and relevant testing for both partners. Tests are selected based on history and earlier results.
Options and next steps
The next step may involve timed attempts, treatment for an identified cause or a referral to a fertility facility. Ask how each option relates to your goals and what it involves.
Common question
Will both partners need evaluation?
When relevant, yes. Fertility factors can involve either or both partners, and reviewing both can guide which tests to do first.
Consultations with Dr. Digga
See Dr. Digga’s published clinical profile for her documented interests. Call the practice to confirm the right consultation location. Procedures and delivery require separate facility arrangements.
From the patient journal
References and further reading
This information is for general education. Discuss diagnosis and treatment decisions with a qualified clinician. For urgent symptoms, seek emergency care directly.
