Fertility Test Package

1. Hematology and Blood Groups

Complete Blood Count (CBC): Evaluates anemia, inflammation, and blood cell abnormalities.

ABO and Rh Blood Groups: Determines blood type and Rh factor, especially useful when preparing for pregnancy, during pregnancy, or when a blood transfusion is needed.

2. Blood Glucose

Any or Fasting Glucose: Check blood glucose levels at the time of testing.

HbA1c: Assess average blood glucose over a 2–3 month period, helping to detect glucose disorders that may affect reproductive health and pregnancy.

3. Vitamin D and Thyroid

Total Vitamin D: Assesses vitamin D deficiency, supports monitoring bone health, immunity, and reproductive health.

TSH and Free T4: Check thyroid function, as thyroid disorders can affect menstrual cycles, sperm quality, and fertility.

4. Nutritional Status and Protein

Albumin, Total Protein, Globulin and Albumin/Globulin Ratio: Assess nutritional status, protein metabolism and some abnormalities related to the liver or immune system.

5. In-depth Reproductive Endocrinology

Total Testosterone and Free Testosterone: Assesses the concentration of male sex hormones, supporting the assessment of reproductive function in both men and women.

SHBG: Helps assess the amount of sex hormones being transported in the blood and supports the interpretation of testosterone.

LH and FSH: Assess the activity of the pituitary gland, ovaries, or testes.

data-end=”6190″>Prolactin: Helps detect elevated prolactin levels that may cause menstrual irregularities, decreased libido, or affect fertility.

Progesterone: Assesses ovulation and corpus luteum activity.

Estradiol – E2: Monitors ovarian function, follicular development, and sex hormone balance.

DHEA-S: Evaluates hormones produced by the adrenal glands, supporting the assessment of androgen excess.

AMH: Evaluates ovarian reserve and supports fertility planning.

17-OH Progesterone: Supports the assessment of certain abnormalities related to adrenal gland hormone production.