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Understanding Women’s Fertility.
Learn how ovulation, ovarian reserve, the uterus and general health affect fertility, and what a clinical investigation can change.
Educational preview. Clinical review pending.
What The Tests Can Help Explain.
Hormones, Ovulation And Ovarian Reserve.
Hormones help follicles develop and ovulation occur. AMH and antral follicle count help estimate ovarian response to stimulation; they do not directly measure egg quality. Age and previous treatment response add important context.
Thyroid And Prolactin.
Thyroid or prolactin problems can disrupt ovulation. Progesterone testing can help assess recent ovulation, but timing depends on the actual cycle; day 21 is not right for everyone.
The Uterus And Lining.
Ultrasound and selected cavity tests look for findings such as polyps, fibroids or scar tissue. A lining measurement needs timing and treatment context. Microbiome tests answer a different question and need careful interpretation.
Clotting And Immune Questions.
APS and inherited clotting conditions are different. Specialist immune findings need context; an abnormal result does not automatically explain a failed transfer or establish that an immune treatment will be helpful for you.
Genetics And Fertility.
Genetic tests can address different questions, including inherited conditions or chromosome findings. The right test depends on the history and what its result could change.
Service Status.
HERVIA clinical services, bookings, laboratory arrangements and clinical result-review pathways are in development. Availability and prices are not confirmed. This website provides educational information and enquiries, not a booking service.
Contact HERVIA.
Contact the HERVIA team for general questions about these resources or service development.
Educational information cannot diagnose an individual fertility problem. Your treating clinician remains responsible for assessment, treatment and follow-up.