Understand key aspects of your fertility with 3 tests, covering your egg supply, thyroid health and Vitamin D levels. For those planning to freeze their eggs or get pregnant through intercourse.
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What happens after you book
After completing your booking, you will receive a link for appointment scheduling and a brief fertility questionnaire. The process is as follows:
Step 01: Fill in our fertility questionnaire and book your desired time slot for the fertility check on 18 September. Based on your medical history, our doctor may reach out to have a complimentary video consultation prior to the fertility check.
Step 02: Show up for your screening.
Step 03: Expect to receive your test report within 3-4 working days.
Step 04: Discuss your results with our doctor or a fertility expert over a video call.
This screening offers valuable insights into various aspects of a woman's reproductive health, including the status of her ovarian reserve, the condition of her thyroid, and the functioning of her ovaries. This information is key for understanding fertility, planning for pregnancy, and identifying potential issues that might need to be addressed to optimise reproductive health.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH):
Ovarian Reserve Indicator: AMH is produced directly by the cells of ovarian follicles (which contain your eggs). It is a reliable marker of the egg supply in your ovaries. A higher AMH level typically indicates a more abundant ovarian reserve.
Predictor of Menopause Onset: AMH levels decrease with age, and significantly low levels can indicate an approaching menopause. This is crucial for timing fertility plans, such as egg freezing and building a family.
In relation to Egg Freezing and IVF: AMH levels can help in predicting the response of ovaries to stimulation in treatments like IVF and egg freezing, which aids the doctor in personalising your treatment plan.
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) and Thyroxine (FT4):
Thyroid Health and Fertility: TSH and FT4 are indicative of thyroid gland health. The thyroid gland plays a pivotal role in regulating the body's metabolic processes, which includes reproductive health. Both hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid) and hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) can lead to fertility issues.
Impact on Menstrual Cycle: Abnormal thyroid hormone levels can disrupt menstrual cycles, making conception challenging.
Importance in Pregnancy: Proper thyroid function is crucial for pregnancy maintenance and the health of the fetus. Thyroid disorders can lead to complications such as miscarriage, preterm birth, and developmental issues in the child.
Vitamin D:
Vitamin D is a nutrient for your ovaries. Women with lower vitamin D levels often had a harder time getting pregnant naturally. If you're considering fertility treatments like IVF, vitamin D becomes even more important. Women with good vitamin D levels tend to have better outcomes: more positive pregnancy tests, higher chances of getting pregnant, and more successful births.
No need to fast
Can be tested any day of your cycle
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