Fertility tests can help couples learn about their reproductive health and understand any barriers to future conception. It is better to get early fertility check-ups to determine infertility. As they provide insights into your fertility health and tells you how fast your biological clock is ticking.

Couples who are seeing a series of negative pregnancy tests while trying to get pregnant for more than a year should consider getting a couple fertility check-up done. For women and men in their late 20‘s and early 30’s, it is advisable to get their fertility check-ups sooner to avoid associated fertility issues in the future.

The fertility tests are simple, affordable, and non-invasive. These tests do not cause any pain or complications. Fertility tests usually begin with a nurse or doctor gathering your information, such as your medical history and performing a physical exam. There are various fertility tests for both men and women.

Fertility tests for women consist of hormonal evaluation (blood tests) and Anti Mullerian Hormone Test (AMH) test, Pelvic scan and tests for ovulation, and thyroid profile. Fertility specialists may also advise some women for Hysterosalpingography to assess whether the fallopian tubes are blocked. In this procedure, they put a dye in your uterus and then use an X-ray machine to watch that dye move through your uterus and fallopian tubes.

Fertility tests in men involve a semen analysis to know if the sperm count, motility and morphology are normal.