Fertility tests

Your fertility, your future: Understand your situation today to build your family tomorrow.

You don’t need to be ready to have children today, but understanding your fertility is the first step to keeping your options open for the future.

A fertility study is the evaluation of the female and male reproductive systems to determine a couple’s reproductive potential and to identify whether any issues might prevent conception and the birth of a healthy baby.

According to large-scale epidemiological studies, infertility affects 15% of the reproductive-age population in Western countries — that is, one in six couples — and continues to increase.

The Spanish Fertility Society recommends carrying out a fertility study if a couple has not achieved pregnancy after one year of unprotected sexual relations.

The evaluation should begin earlier in women over 35, in cases of genetic conditions, irregular menstrual cycles, recurrent miscarriages, previous pelvic surgery in women, or previous genital pathology in men.

How is a fertility study carried out?

The clinical history is fundamental in studying reproductive issues. It begins with an interview conducted by a fertility specialist to review the family, personal, general, and reproductive history of both partners.

Before starting assisted reproduction treatment, it is essential to study the couple in order to tailor the treatment plan appropriately.

The initial tests for IVF treatment typically include:

✨ Know your fertility today, give yourself more options for tomorrow
Even if you’re not thinking about having children right now, fertility changes over time. Understanding your reproductive health today gives you peace of mind, helps you plan, and keeps all your future options open.

Why think about fertility now?

You may not be ready to start a family yet — and that’s perfectly fine! But fertility doesn’t wait. Knowing your reproductive health today gives you the power to plan ahead and keep your options open.
Factors such as age, lifestyle, and certain medical conditions can affect fertility. Understanding your fertility potential now allows you to make informed decisions in time.
  • Fertility naturally declines with age: understanding your timeline helps you plan.
  • Early tests give you a clear picture of your reproductive health.
  • Having this information today can help you avoid surprises or rushed decisions in the future.

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