Dr. Priyanka Reddy

A fertility evaluation may include medical history review, menstrual cycle assessment, ovulation tracking, ultrasound scan, ovarian reserve testing, semen analysis and other tests based on the couple’s health history.

Yes. Fertility evaluation usually involves both partners because conception depends on egg health, ovulation, fallopian tube health, uterus health and sperm health. A combined evaluation helps identify the right treatment direction.

Yes. Couples can consult to understand how a transvaginal ultrasound scan helps assess ovaries, follicles, uterus, endometrial lining and reproductive health during fertility evaluation or treatment planning.

Sperm DNA fragmentation gives additional information about sperm health beyond count and motility. It may be discussed when there is unexplained infertility, repeated IVF failure, poor embryo development or recurrent pregnancy loss

Yes. Couples can consult for frozen embryo transfer guidance. FET may be considered in selected IVF cases based on embryo availability, uterine lining, hormonal preparation, previous IVF history and overall treatment plan.

Blastocyst transfer means transferring an embryo at a more advanced stage of development, usually after a few days of lab growth. It may be considered in selected IVF cases depending on embryo development and treatment planning.

Yes. Couples can consult for IVF or ICSI treatment planning after fertility evaluation. The choice depends on factors such as sperm health, egg quality, fertilization history, age, ovarian reserve and previous treatment outcomes.

Yes. Women can consult for female infertility concerns such as irregular ovulation, PCOS, low ovarian reserve, endometriosis, tubal concerns, uterine factors and unexplained infertility.

Yes. Male fertility concerns can be reviewed through semen analysis and further tests when required. Couples should seek evaluation when sperm count, motility, morphology or sperm DNA related concerns are present.

Yes. Couples with previous failed IUI or IVF cycles can consult for report review and next step guidance. The doctor may review ovarian response, sperm health, embryo development, uterine lining and previous treatment records.

Couples should carry previous prescriptions, semen analysis reports, ultrasound reports, AMH and hormone test reports, ovulation records, HSG or laparoscopy reports if available, previous IUI or IVF records and details of earlier pregnancies or miscarriages.

Yes. Patients can contact the centre before the appointment to confirm consultation timings, location, slot availability and required documents. For appointment assistance, call 8067238900 or write to info@motherhoodivf.com.