Dr. Sharvari Mundhe

Yes. Ovulation problems can make it difficult to conceive because the egg may not release regularly. Women with irregular periods, PCOS, thyroid concerns, sudden cycle changes or delayed conception can seek fertility evaluation for better clarity.

Couples can consult a fertility specialist if they have been trying to conceive without success, if the woman has irregular periods, PCOS, endometriosis, recurrent pregnancy loss, low AMH, or if the male partner has sperm health concerns.

Yes. Couples with unexplained infertility can consult for a detailed fertility evaluation. This may include reviewing ovulation, ovarian reserve, semen parameters, tubal health, uterine factors and previous treatment history before deciding the next steps.

Yes. Couples with repeated pregnancy losses can seek fertility and reproductive medicine guidance. A consultation helps review previous pregnancy history, reports, hormonal factors, uterine health, genetic concerns and other possible causes.

Yes. Male factor infertility can be evaluated through semen analysis and further fertility assessment when needed. Couples should consider evaluation when sperm count, motility, morphology or sperm health reports show concerns.

Sexual reproductive health awareness helps women and couples understand fertility, menstrual health, infections, safe conception planning and when symptoms need medical attention. Timely awareness can reduce confusion and support better reproductive health decisions.

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