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Infertility Test First-timers
Infertility Test First-timers


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Procedure

  • Choose a hospital that specializes in infertility.
  • A test conducted by a regular gynecologist will not reveal any reasons for the infertility or provide any further details. Seek a fertility specialist.
  • Because testing for infertility takes time, patience is required.
  • All tests and treatments are done in accordance with the woman's monthly menstrual cycle and cannot be rushed.
  • Receive an infertility test as soon as possible.
  • Ability to become pregnant decreases with age.
  • For effective treatment, start measuring basal body temperature 2-3 months before visiting the hospital.
  • Measuring basal body temperature is the most basic of infertility tests. It can be done without medical supervision and provides important information in analyzing and rectifying potential causes.
  • How to measure basal body temperature:
  • Use only a thermometer designed especially for measuring basal body temperature.
  • After waking in the morning, measure oral temperature, without moving, for 3 minutes.
  • Measure daily and record all significant matters (menstruation, sex, medication, etc.).
  • Basal body temperature can estimate the date of ovulation and whether or not there an egg was produced.


    General concerns

  • Receive infertility tests together.
  • It works better when a couple cooperates and concentrates their efforts.
  • Infertility tests are uncomfortable but not painful.
  • It is most important to be relaxed and comfortable before tests.
  • Check cost of treatment when visiting the hospital.
  • Treatment takes time and money.
  • Lastly, it is important to totally trust the doctor and follow his/her instructions thoroughly.

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