Fertility Testing: Get Clear Answers for Your Future
Deciding to undergo fertility testing is an important and proactive step—whether you're actively trying to conceive, planning for parenthood down the line, or simply want reassurance about your reproductive health. At Gennet clinics in Prague and Liberec, we understand that this topic can be sensitive. That's why we always offer personalized care, with maximum discretion and expert consideration.
Our team of specialists will help to identify possible causes, provide clear information, and suggest a solution tailored to your unique situation.
Why To Choose Gennet for Fertility Testing?
When Is the Right Time to Get Tested?
Find out the cause.
For those struggling to conceive
If you've been trying to get pregnant for over a year (or more than 6 months if the woman is over 35) through regular unprotected intercourse without success, now is the time for a professional consultation. Early detection significantly increases the chances for success.
Fertility preservation
For those who are not yet planning the pregnancy
Even if you're not currently trying to conceive, a preventive fertility assessment can bring peace of mind and valuable insights. Identifying potential complications—such as low ovarian reserve—can help you to make informed decisions, such as Social Freezing (preserving eggs or sperm for later).
Comprehensive Couple's Diagnostics: A Step-by-Step Guide
Fertility testing is a structured process that helps to detect the reasons behind conception challenges. We always start with a complete evaluation of both partners.
We focus on hormonal balance, ovarian condition and egg reserve (AMH), thyroid function, and perform a detailed ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries. As needed, we include fallopian tube patency testing and other specialized exams.
The primary and most essential test is a semen analysis, which assesses sperm count, motility, morphology (shape), and vitality. Based on the results, your doctor may recommend fürther andrological, genetic, or hormonal testing.
Pricing and Insurance Coverage
Is the examination covered by health insurance?
YES
The cost of fertility testing depends on the scope of tests recommended. Most examinations are covered by public health insurance when infertility is diagnosed. Our team will always provide clear and transparent information about any additional or specialized tests in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Do we both have to attend the initial consultation?
It’s recommended, but not mandatory. Infertility affects both partners, and if both partners present - this can significantly speed up the diagnostic process and treatment planning.
What’s the very first step?
The first step is to book an initial consultation. You can call us or fill out the contact form on our website. No special preparation is required—just the willingness to start addressing your situation.
Do we need a referral from a gynaecologist or general practitioner?
A referral is not necessary—you can plan directly with us. If you do have a referral, please bring it along.
How long does it take to find out the cause of infertility?
Thanks to our comprehensive approach and simultaneous testing of both partners, we can usually identify the main causes and propose a treatment plan within just a few weeks after the first visit.
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Book your fertility assessment today.
Take an important step toward your future.
We’ll explain your results in a way that’s easy to understand and create a plan tailored specifically to you. Together, we’ll find the best way to help you get to your baby as quickly as possible.
