Tests
Examinations for men
Semen analysis is a simple and reliable test used to assess sperm count, quality and motility, and to evaluate how these factors may affect the chances of achieving a pregnancy.
It is an important part of investigating the possible causes of infertility, as a male factor may contribute in approximately half of infertility cases.
The test is straightforward and provides valuable information about fertility relatively quickly. Based on the results, we can assess whether further examinations or treatment may be needed, or whether the findings are within the normal range.
Read more about fertility examinations for men.
Examinations for women
The aim of a female fertility assessment is to gain an overall understanding of the factors that may affect the chances of becoming pregnant. The examinations may assess factors such as ovulation, whether the fallopian tubes are open, and the condition of the uterus in relation to achieving and maintaining a pregnancy.
Based on the results, our fertility specialist will assess your individual situation and, if needed, recommend further examinations or the most appropriate treatment.
Blood tests and ultrasound examinations are among the most important methods used to assess female fertility.
Read more about fertility examinations for women.
Possible examinations for women
The examinations you need are planned individually according to your situation. You will receive clear instructions on how to prepare for each test.
Examinations may include, for example:
- hormone tests, such as prolactin and thyroid function tests
- blood tests used to assess ovarian reserve, such as AMH
- additional tests depending on your individual situation, such as chromosome analysis, ferritin, a complete blood count, antiphospholipid antibody testing (P-PLAb) or screening for coeliac disease
