Fertility Tests

Simple tests can give you the peace of mind you deserve.

Fertility testing is relatively simple and inexpensive. In fact, most tests can be performed right in our office and you’ll receive the results within 24 hours.

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Male

A semen analysis is the only way to identify or rule out an issue with the male partner’s sperm.

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Female

Female fertility tests can evaluate egg quality and other factors, so pregnancy can develop.

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Egg Freezing

Undergo some simple egg freezing tests to make sure you are a good candidate for egg freezing.

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More than 80% of the recent respondents to a Morgan Fertility survey of patients undergoing fertility treatments said they wish they had undergone fertility tests earlier.

Roughly one in eight couples have trouble getting pregnant. The challenge is to know when to seek help from a fertility specialist for infertility testing. Generally speaking, the longer one waits to get checked for fertility, the lower the chances at successfully overcoming whatever obstacle there may be.

Male fertility tests are relatively quick, simple and discreet. Nearly 40% of all infertility cases are attributed to male factors. That’s a large enough portion of cases to warrant a semen analysis early on. Depending on the results, this male fertility check could identify or rule out the male partner as the source of infertility in a couple, possibly saving his female partner the emotional and physical stress of undergoing additional tests as well.

The Process

Female fertility tests start out just as simple with blood work to measure hormones and check for egg quality, as well as an intravaginal ultrasound to check for obvious abnormalities of the ovaries and uterus. Depending on those results, and what her partner’s semen analysis showed, additional tests like a sonohysterogram (SHG) or an X-ray of her fallopian tubes called a hysterosalpingogram (HSG) might be necessary. In some cases, a routine outpatient surgery like a laparoscopy may be required.

If you’re considering freezing your eggs for fertility preservation, there are some simple tests you may be asked to undergo in order to determine whether you are a candidate for egg freezing or not. For example, we’ll likely want to test for egg quality first.

Tina’s Success Story

We had been trying to get pregnant using ovulation predictor kits for almost a year before I started to research online. I was shocked to find out that almost half of all infertility is due to male infertility and that at my age (36), our chances at getting pregnant on our own went down every month. My husband and I both went to Dr Morgan and Dr Meir Olcha for testing and we found out right away that he had a low sperm count. When I think of all those months wasted, I wish we had done testing sooner. – Tina T.

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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FERTILITY TESTING

Blood work, ultrasounds and x-rays may be ordered to evaluate hormones, egg health and/or tubal or uterine condition.  Learn more.

A semen analysis will evaluate for volume, sperm count, motility and morphology.  It’s discreet and results are fast.  Learn more.

The rule of thumb about when to seek help from a fertility specialist depends on whether you are over or under age 30.  Learn more.

There are simple tests that will evaluate your egg quality to determine whether you are a good candidate for egg freezing.  Learn more.

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