IVF diagnostic test

 IVF Diagnostic tests

IVF Diagnostic test

Do I need an IVF diagnostic test?

When you are experiencing fertility issues and IVF diagnostic test, several tests may be needed before starting treatment. These are designed to help us reach an accurate fertility diagnosis and design a personalised treatment plan for you. We are looking at key areas including:

  • Are you ovulating normally?
  • Are your Fallopian tubes functioning?
  • Are your partner’s sperm normal and functional?

We will carry out IVF diagnostic test to determine ovarian reserve and to analyse sperm health and viability. You will also have some basic health checks such as your Body Mass Index and blood pressure, and we will carry out a pelvic ultrasound scan.

When you have experienced recurrent miscarriage, or you’ve had unsuccessful IVF treatment, then it’s likely that you will need more sophisticated diagnostic testing. Our personalised approach to your testing means we make sure that we give you the most appropriate tests, designed to save you time and expense but, most importantly, delivering accurate results which will help us give you the most appropriate treatment plan for your own individual needs.

Female IVF Diagnostic test ?

Endometrial Receptivity Analysis (ERA)

Endometrial receptivity analysis (ERA) is a way of finding out when the lining of the womb – known as the endometrium – is most receptive. This helps us to decide a time for your embryo transfer that’s most likely to result in success.  

Could ERA be right for me?

Embryo transfer is one of the most important stages of your IVF treatment. Sometimes, though, the embryo won’t implant, and this could be because of a problem with the endometrium.

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