What is Infertility in Women
- What is Female Infertility
Infertility is when a couple is unable to conceive by natural means after trying for at least a year. Female infertility is when the cause is narrowed down to the female partner.
- How is Female Infertility Diagnosed?
Female infertility is diagnosed by scans and blood tests. Lab tests like AMH, or FSH, LH and prolactin may reveal hormonal abnormalities. Ultrasound scans may reveal obstructions or cysts in the ovaries.
- When to do Tests for Female Infertility?
If you are unable to conceive and your male partner has been tested and found to be normal, then it may be a good idea to get tested.
- How is Female Infertility Treated?
Treatment options depend on the cause. Most cases can be treated by medicatoins or surgical intervention. In some cases, artifical fertility techniques may be needed.
Do this panel of tests if you have any of the following symptoms :
- Missed Periods
Not having your monthly cycle as expected could mean you need these tests.
- Irregular Menstrual Cycles
Long cycles, or cycles which dont follow your usual pattern are a sign to get tested
- Difficulty Getting Pregnant
If you are unable to conceive even after trying for a year, it may be a good time to get tested.
- Unexpected Weight Changes
Weight gain and hair overgrowth are both signs of PCOD which may affect your fertility.
List of tests included in the Female Infertility Tests
| Name | How It Helps |
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| Complete Blood Count with Peripheral Smear Contains 22 tests including : Hemoglobin,Total RBC Count,Hematocrit,Mean Corpuscular Volume,Mean Corpuscular Hb,Mean Corpuscular Hb Concentration |
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| Plasma Glucose(Fasting) Contains 1 tests including : Plasma Glucose(Fasting) |
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| FSH, LH, Prolactin Contains 3 tests including : FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone),LH (Leutinising Hormone),Prolactin |
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| Progesterone (P4) Contains 1 tests including : Progesterone (P4) |
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| Estradiol Contains 1 tests including : E2 - Estradiol |
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| T4-Free or Free Thyroxine Contains 1 tests including : T4-Free or Free Thyroxine |
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| TSH-Ultrasensitive (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) Contains 1 tests including : TSH-Ultrasensitive (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) |
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| Anti Mullerian Hormone (Mullerian Inhibiting substance or AMH) Contains 1 tests including : Anti Mullerian Hormone (Mullerian Inhibiting substance or AMH) |
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Contains 21 tests including : Pus Cells,Red Blood Cell,Squamous Epithelial Cells,Transitional Epithelial Cell Count,Renal Tubular Epithelial Cell Count,Casts |
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| DHEAS (Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulphate) Contains 1 tests including : DHEAS (Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulphate) |
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List of Eligibility Criteria for the Complete Fertility Panel for Women
- Women planning pregnancy or facing fertility issues
This test is suitable for women who are planning to conceive or those who are experiencing difficulties in getting pregnant.
- Women above 18 years of age
The Female Fertility Package is designed for adult women, so you should be 18 years or older to take these tests.
- Not currently pregnant
If you are already pregnant, this package may not be suitable as the hormonal levels tested will differ significantly during pregnancy.
Summary
- What is the cost of Complete Fertility Panel for Women in Pune?
The cost of Female Infertility Tests in Pune is Rs. 6000.0, at Pathofast Lab.
- What type of sample is necessary for Female Fertility Profile?
Complete Fertility Panel for Women needs Blood Sample and Urine Sample
- In how much time will the reports be ready for Female Infertility Tests?
All the Female Fertility Profile reports will be ready after 1 days.
- What are the normal ranges for different tests in the Complete Fertility Panel for Women?
Please refer to the table of Normal Ranges below.
- Is home sample collection available for Female Infertility Tests?
Yes, home sample collection is available for Female Fertility Profile various areas of Pune.
How to prepare for the Female Fertility Profile?
Before getting these tests, you should be aware of important pre-test guidelines. These include whether or not to fast, which medicines you can take and what foods to avoid.
The following table illustrates important preparation guidelines for the Complete Fertility Panel for Women
Table of preparation guidelines and pre-test information for Female Infertility Tests
| Precautions | Details |
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| At what time should the test be done? | The test can be done between 6 am to 9 am in the morning. |
| Can I eat before the test? | No, you need to be fasting for 8-12 hours before the test. Water is allowed, tea without sugar is allowed. |
| Which medicines can affect the test results? | The test results may be affected by medicines like anti-diabetic medicines,oral hypoglycemics,hormone replacement therapy,oral contraceptives,anti-thyroid medications,biotin supplements. If you are taking these medications, please inform the lab. |
| Which foods can affect the test results? | The test results may be affected by foods like sugary foods. If you have eaten any of these foods, please inform the lab |
| Other instructions to be followed before the test? | avoid excessive physical activity before the test,ensure proper hygiene and cleanliness while collecting the urine sample. |
List of normal ranges of the tests in Female Fertility Profile?
The following list shows the normal ranges of the different tests included in Complete Fertility Panel for Women.
- Complete Blood Count with Peripheral Smear
- Men :
- Hemoglobin:13-16
- White Cells:4000-11000
- Platelets:150000-450000
- Women :
- Hemoglobin:12-15
- White Cells:4000-11000
- Platelets:150000-450000
Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - Men :
- Plasma Glucose(Fasting)
70.0-100.0
Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - FSH, LH, Prolactin
- Men :
- FSH:1.3 - 8.4
- LH:1.42-15.4
- Prolactin:2.0-18.0
- Women :
- FSH:4.7-21.5
- LH:2.0-105.0
- Prolactin:2.0-30.0
Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - Men :
- Progesterone (P4)
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Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - Estradiol
- Men : 11.0-44.0
- Women : 21.0-251.0
Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - T4-Free or Free Thyroxine
- Men : 0.71-1.85
- Women : 0.8-1.8
Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - TSH-Ultrasensitive (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone)
0.4-4.0
Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - Anti Mullerian Hormone (Mullerian Inhibiting substance or AMH)
- Men : 0.92-14.39
- Women : 1.2-12.0
Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - Urine Routine (Chemistry & Microscopy : 12 ml )
- White Blood Cells:0-4
- Red Cells:0-4
- Leucocyte Esterase:Absent
Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here - DHEAS (Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulphate)
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Please view the detailed list of ranges at Here
How long do the reports take for Female Infertility Tests?
All the Female Fertility Profile reports will be ready after 1 days..
The table below lists the time taken by individual reports in the Complete Fertility Panel for Women
Table of time taken by different tests in the Female Infertility Tests
| Report Name | How Long It Takes |
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| Complete Blood Count with Peripheral Smear | 1 days |
| Plasma Glucose(Fasting) | 1 days |
| FSH, LH, Prolactin | 1 days |
| Progesterone (P4) | 1 days |
| Estradiol | 1 days |
| T4-Free or Free Thyroxine | 1 days |
| TSH-Ultrasensitive (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) | 1 days |
| Anti Mullerian Hormone (Mullerian Inhibiting substance or AMH) | 1 days |
| Urine Routine (Chemistry & Microscopy : 12 ml ) | 1 days |
| DHEAS (Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulphate) | 1 days |
