We recommend bringing previous medical history including any hospital discharges, medical certificates, current laboratory tests and scans, if they have been previously performed, and information about past illnesses, operations, procedures, particularly insemination and in vitro, if they have already taken place.

If it is necessary, the patient will undergo further tests which can be performed directly at the clinic. After the test results are available, the doctor consults the couple, often the same day, to establish the subsequent plan of treatment. If it is medically possible, the couple can directly qualify for the insemination or in vitro procedures.

Most often these tests are performed in order to determine the level of selected hormones. Test results are often known within an hour. Special preparation is not required.

Couples planning to undergo in vitro treatment are required to have list of tests. In the case of women, they include:

• Anti-HIV-1,2
• HBsAg, anti—HBc
• Anti-HCV-Ab
• VDRL (or ova)
• RhD blood group, antigens of the AB0 system
• Toxoplasmosis IgG, IgM
• Chlamydia trachomatis – PCR
• Rubella IgG, IgM
• Cytology
• Vaginal swabs

During this period, alcohol consumption, smoking cigarettes and excessive physical strain should be avoided. Semen analysis should not be conducted while taking antibiotics and immediately afterwards and in such cases, it is recommended to wait at least 10 days after the last dose has been taken.

After the semen has been sent to the laboratory, a computer assisted sperm analysis (CASA) is conducted along with a morphology of the semen. Results are usually available the same day. If necessary, it is possible to consult a laboratory analyst or to book an appointment with a specialist for further diagnostics and determining a treatment plan.

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We recommend bringing your current medical history including hospitals discharges, medical certificates, current laboratory tests and scans, if they have been previously conducted, and information about past illnesses, operations, procedures, particularly insemination and in vitro, if they have already taken place.

Female patients may participate in the first infertility consultation on any day during her ovulatory cycle. Doctors usually request that male patients conduct a semen analysis which is the basic test in the diagnostic process of male infertility. When preparing for such a test, men should refrain from sexual activity from 3 to 5 days. During this period, alcohol consumption, smoking cigarettes and excessive physical strain should be avoided. Semen analysis should not be conducted while taking antibiotics and immediately afterwards and in such cases, it is recommended to wait at least 10 days after the last dose has been taken.

If it is necessary, the patient will undergo further tests which can be directly performed at the clinic.

After the test results are ready, the doctor consults the couple, often the same day, to establish the subsequent plan of treatment. If it is medically possible, the couple can directly qualify for the insemination or in vitro procedures.

Most often tests are performed to determine the level of selected hormones. Test results are often available within an hour. Special preparation is not required.

In the case of women, tests are performed to determine the level of selected hormones. Test results are often available within an hour. In turn, sperm tests can be conducted after the first visit. Semen to be tested can be collected at the clinic in an intimate room specially designed for this purpose. After the sample has been provided, it is directly sent to the laboratory, where we conduct a computer assisted sperm analysis (CASA) is conducted along with a morphology of the semen. Results are usually available after two hours. Couples undergoing the in vitro process are required to undergo tests required by law. In the case of women, they include:

• Anti-HIV-1,2
• HBsAg, anti—HBc
• Anti-HCV-Ab
• VDRL (or ova)
• RhD blood group, antigens of the AB0 system
• Toxoplasmosis IgG, IgM
• Chlamydia trachomatis – PCR
• Rubella IgG, IgM
• Cytology
• Vaginal swabs

W przypadku mężczyzn należą do nich:

• Anti-HIV-1,2
• HBsAg, anti—HBc
• Anti-HCV-Ab
• VDRL (or ova)
• RhD blood group, antigens of the AB0 system
• Toxoplasmosis IgG, IgM
• Chlamydia trachomatis – PCR