Fertility Testing

Blood Tests for Infertility

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

Testing Estradiol to Determine Ovarian Reserve and Fertility

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

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Measuring Ovarian Reserve with the Clomid Challenge Infertility Test

The Clomid Challenge Test (CCCT) is an infertility blood test  used to measure the health of a woman's ovaries and the...

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Surgical Infertility Tests: Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy

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

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Saline Sonogram, Hysterosalpingogram, and Sonohysterosalpingogram to Detect Uterine Abnormalities

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

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Androgen Testing in Women: The Link with Estrogen and Fertility

Androgens are typically thought of as male hormones, but they’re also important for women’s health.

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Fertility Test: Checking Progesterone Levels

If you’re having trouble conceiving, or undergoing a fertility treatment cycle, your doctor will monitor your progesterone levels.

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Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Test

Your LH levels can be used to determine when you’re ovulating. This information can help you plan out when to...

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Prolactin Levels and Testing

Prolactin plays a role in fertility by inhibiting FSH and GnRH, the hormones that trigger ovulation and allow eggs to...

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Diagnosis, Symptoms, and Treatment of Fibroids and Polyps

Polyps and fibroids are very common growths. Learn about their symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.

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Why Laparoscopy and Hysteroscopy May Help You Conceive

Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are useful tools for the evaluation and treatment of various structural causes of infertility.

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Genetic Testing for Inheritable Diseases and Pregnancy Loss

Depending on variations in the genetic code, some changes in DNA can cause inheritable diseases. Learn about the tests for...

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