Specialized External Consultation

Includes:

Medical consultation conducted by a gynecologist specializing in human reproduction to a woman or a couple who are looking to conceive a pregnancy and want to evaluate their ability to achieve it. During this consultation, the gynecologist will perform a series of questions, tests and tests to obtain relevant information on the reproductive health of the patient or partner, During a fertility consultation the doctor can evaluate the following parameters to detect possible factors that point to possible infertility and thus be able to have a clearer diagnosis and define an appropriate treatment to achieve a pregnancy.

• Medical history: The doctor will collect detailed information about the patient’s medical history, including gynecological, obstetric, surgical, and family history.

• Menstrual history: The patient’s menstrual cycle will be discussed, including regularity, duration, and any irregularities that may be relevant to fertility.

• Lifestyle and habits: Lifestyle factors that could affect fertility, such as diet, exercise, alcohol, tobacco and drug use, can be discussed.

• Physical examination: The gynecologist will perform a physical exam that may include evaluation of reproductive organs, such as the uterus and ovaries, by palpation or ultrasound.

• Ovulation tests: To evaluate ovulation, your doctor may recommend home ovulation tests or blood tests to measure hormone levels.

• Ovarian reserve tests: Tests can be done to evaluate the quantity and quality of eggs, such as measuring antimüllerian hormone (AMH) and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH).

• Sperm analysis: If the partner is involved, a sperm analysis may be done to evaluate the quality and quantity of the sperm.

• Fallopian tube permeability tests: To make sure the fallopian tubes are permeable, tests such as hysterosalpingography (HSG) or laparoscopy may be done.

• Counseling: The gynecologist will provide guidance on the plan to follow for obtaining a healthy pregnancy, the right time to have sex, and may suggest lifestyle changes to improve the chances of conception.

• It is important to note that the fertility assessment may vary according to individual circumstances, and the physician may recommend additional tests or treatments based on the results and specific needs of each patient or partner.

Includes:

• Physical exam
• Ultrasound
• Diagnostic printing
• Review of prior examinations
• Treatment plan

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A specialist appointment in which a urologist evaluates male reproductive health and addresses any problems that may affect a couple’s fertility. During this consultation, a fertility urologist will perform a series of evaluations to determine the function and health of male reproductive organs, in order to identify possible causes of infertility or problems related to reproductive function.

• Medical history
• Lifestyle and habits
• Physical exam
• Analysis of the result of the spermiogram
• Hormone testing
• Scrotal imaging or ultrasound studies
• Evaluation of genital anomalies
• Recommendations and treatment plan

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It is a specialized appointment in which a geneticist evaluates the genetic information of one or both partners to better understand the likelihood of passing possible genetic disorders to offspring. These consultations are particularly important when there is a family history of genetic disorders, consanguinity, or when a couple experiences difficulty conceiving or has had recurrent gestational losses.

• Detailed medical and family history of both partners

• Genetic counseling (Counseling on the likelihood of transmitting disorders specific genetic)

• Carrier analysis

• Specific genetic studies

• Reproductive recommendations and options