Infertility Investgation
Infertility is the inability of a couple to conceive or to have a baby despite trying. Problems with the female partner contributes to one third of the cases. Laparoscopy forms an integral part of the investigations required to diagnose the causes in the female partner as well as for its treatment.
Fallopian tubal patency can be detected, diseases like endometriosis, reproductive organs infection or adhesions between organs need evaluation and treatment which is facilitated with laparoscopy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is infertility investigation?
Infertility investigation involves tests to identify the cause of difficulty in conceiving.
It helps doctors plan the most suitable treatment for couples.
When should I go for infertility evaluation?
You should seek evaluation after 1 year of trying to conceive without success.
Women above 35 should consult after 6 months of trying.
What tests are done for infertility in women?
Tests include hormone tests, ultrasound scans, and ovulation tracking.
Additional tests like hysteroscopy or laparoscopy may be advised if needed.
What tests are done for male infertility?
Semen analysis is the primary test to check sperm count and quality.
Hormone tests or advanced tests may be suggested if abnormalities are found.
Is infertility testing painful?
Most basic tests like blood tests and scans are not painful.
Some procedures may cause mild discomfort but are generally well tolerated.
How long does infertility diagnosis take?
Basic evaluation can be completed within a few weeks.
Complex cases may take longer depending on required tests.
What are common causes of infertility?
Common causes include ovulation problems, blocked tubes, or low sperm count.
Lifestyle factors and hormonal imbalance can also contribute.
Dr Neelima
MS & Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery – Obstetrics & Gynaecology, MBBS Obstetrician, Gynecologist
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