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Fertility check-up

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When your fertility begins to worry you, it´s time for a fertility checkup.
It’s completely normal to feel concerned about fertility-related issues. A discussion with a fertility expert can bring both peace of mind and clarity. Whether you are on your own or sharing your thoughts and concerns with a partner, you are warmly welcome to talk to us about your worries. Our doctors and midwives have extensive expertise in this area.

Why come to Ovumia’s fertility check up?

  • You will receive valuable information about your fertility.
  • You will be informed about how to preserv your fertility (social freezing of eggs).
  • Fertility check-up includes a specialist’s visit gynecological examination and an ultrasound examination.
  • A gynecological smear test and hormone level tests can be performed if needed.

If you have been trying to conceive naturally for over a year and are facing difficulties, we recommend that you schedule an initial visit with one of our experienced doctors. This will allow for a thorough evaluation of your fertility and give you the opportunity to discuss treatment options that are deemed appropriate based on your situation.

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Key Factors Impacting Fertility

Fertility is influenced by a variety of factors. Age is one of the most important parameters. Female fertility begins to decline at the age of 30 and continues to decrease rapidly after 35. The risk of infertility increases significantly if attempts to conceive are started in the 40s. A healthy lifestyle is very important when it comes to fertility. Factors such as weight problems (underweight or overweight), drug abuse, smoking, or excessive physical activity can negatively affect the chances of becoming pregnant. Diseases and certain medications can also have a negative impact on fertility, such as polycystic ovaries, menstrual disorders, endometriosis, hormonal diseases, past eating disorders, or childhood-related malignancy. Additionally, factors like testicular retention, testicular inflammation, varicocele, or the use of hormone products can affect sperm quality.

It is important to be aware of these factors and seek professional advice if there are any issues or difficulties related to fertility.

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