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I'm 38 years old and intend to get a fertility test.
I'm 38 years old and intend to get a fertility test. My spouse and I have been married for eight years and have no children. What fertility tests should our doctor order, and what are the most common treatment options?
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The "blind" screening for fertility for mass population usually will include basic hormonal assessment, semen analysis, tubal patency test, egg reserve and ovulation status, ultrasound of the pelvic organs, etc. However, I prefer to tailor the tests to suit the individual woman / couple based on the findings of the pelvic examination; this will avoid unnecessary tests and target the most likely problematic area(s) of that particular couple. Every woman / couple is different. Of course, the eventual treatment will depend on what conditions get picked up on this screening exercise and the expertise of the specialist to deal with them.
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