Fertility testing: What tests are involved and when are they recommended?
Fertility tests are generally carried out in patients who are having difficulty conceiving. However, they can also be useful if you have a family history of miscarriage or other gynaecological issues, if you’re planning to postpone motherhood, or simply if you want to keep the option of having children open for the future. The aim is to check that everything is functioning as it should and to assess your chances of conceiving. Infertility issues are more common than they may seem. They affect around 15% of couples, and in approximately 30% of cases, the cause is linked to both...
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