The first visit to an assisted reproduction clinic is an important and exciting step for many couples and people who want to start a family. This moment can be full of hope and sometimes uncertainty. Here we will explain how to prepare and what to expect from this fundamental experience on your path to motherhood or fatherhood.
Before going to the consultation, you must collect all relevant medical information. This includes medical history, previous test results, and any fertility treatments you have tried. Transparency with your doctor is key to an accurate evaluation and effective treatment plan.
What to expect during the visit?
At the first consultation, the specialist will conduct a detailed interview. Topics such as medical and reproductive history, lifestyle, and habits will be addressed. It is not only a moment for the doctor to know your situation but also an opportunity for you to clarify all your doubts.
Some basic tests are usually performed during this first visit. For women, this may include ultrasounds to assess the health of the uterus and ovaries, while in men, a semen analysis may be the first step in assessing your fertility.
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Post-consultation: the way forward
After your first consultation, your doctor will provide you with a treatment plan based on your needs. This can range from less invasive treatments, such as ovulation medications, to more advanced techniques such as IVF (In Vitro Fertilization).
After the first consultation, the doctor will provide a personalized treatment plan. This can range from ovulation medications to procedures such as IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), depending on your specific needs.
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The first visit to an assisted reproduction clinic is a brave step towards realizing your dream of starting a family. With preparation, an open attitude, and the right support, this process can become an enriching and hopeful experience. At Ingenes, we are committed to accompanying you every step of this journey, offering you the experience and support you need to achieve your goal of having a baby at home.