
Infertility Diagnostics
Infertility treatment should always be preceded by a thorough diagnostic process that allows for an assessment of the initial situation and forms the basis for an effective treatment plan. Based on the results of prescribed tests, the attending physician develops an individual approach tailored to each specific case.
We offer a comprehensive set of tests that accurately determine the cause of infertility and then, using pharmacotherapy and appropriate procedures, aim to restore a woman’s natural fertility wherever possible. The core of the diagnosis includes ovulation monitoring via ultrasound, as well as assessing fallopian tube patency through diagnostic laparoscopy.
Our Approach to Infertility Diagnostics
Our infertility diagnostics service focuses on identifying the causes of difficulty conceiving through a structured, evidence-based process. Each patient undergoes a detailed assessment, after which a personalised diagnostic and treatment pathway is proposed.
The diagnostic process typically combines ultrasound, minimally invasive procedures such as diagnostic laparoscopy, and targeted laboratory tests. This allows us to assess ovulation, fallopian tube patency, and the presence of conditions such as endometriosis that may impair fertility.
Why Comprehensive Diagnostics Matter
Identifying the underlying cause helps avoid unnecessary delays
Tailored treatment plans are based on objective test results
The goal is to restore natural fertility wherever possible
Key Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures
Diagnostic Laparoscopy
Diagnostic laparoscopy with fallopian tube patency assessment enables direct visualisation of the pelvic organs and evaluation of whether the fallopian tubes are open, which is crucial for natural conception.
Fallopian Tube Unblocking
In selected cases, it is possible during laparoscopy to unblock obstructed fallopian tubes, improving the chances of natural fertilisation.
Endometriosis Lesion Coagulation
Coagulation of endometriosis lesions can be performed during laparoscopy to reduce the impact of endometriosis on fertility and pelvic pain.
Tissue Sample Collection
Tissue sample collection (biopsy) allows histopathological assessment and helps clarify the diagnosis in complex or unclear cases.
Ovulation Monitoring
Ovulation monitoring under ultrasound guidance is used to assess follicle development, ovulation timing, and the quality of the menstrual cycle, forming a key element of the diagnostic process.
Ovulation Monitoring
Ovulation monitoring under ultrasound guidance is used to assess follicle development, ovulation timing, and the quality of the menstrual cycle, forming a key element of the diagnostic process.
From Diagnosis to Treatment
Once the diagnostic process is complete, the attending physician develops an individualised treatment plan based on the results. This may include:
Our aim is to use the diagnostic information to restore natural fertility wherever possible, or to prepare the best conditions for assisted methods if needed.
Your journey step by step
History, cycle review & preliminary assessment
Ovulation tracking under ultrasound guidance
Tubal patency assessment & treatment if needed
Pharmacotherapy and/or procedures based on findings
Monitoring results & adjusting the treatment plan
Monitoring results & adjusting the treatment plan
Disclaimer
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