Beginning a fertility journey sometimes feels like moving to a new country where a totally different language is spoken, and this particular language is a bit like alphabet soup. It is hard to keep all of the letters and words straight.

Several blood tests are available to determine if you, your partner, or both of you have a problem that is causing infertility

Testing levels of estradiol, a type of estrogen, in the blood can determine your ovaries’ ability to produce eggs, known as ovarian reserve. 

The Clomid Challenge Test (CCCT) is an infertility blood test  used to measure the health of a woman’s ovaries and the quality and quantity of her eggs

If diagnostic tests do not determine the cause of your infertility, you may need to undergo a surgical procedure such as a hysteroscopy or laparoscopy

There are several ways to evaluate tubal and uterine anomalies, including Saline Sonogram (SIS), Hysterosalpingogram (HSG), and Sonohysterosalpingogram