Carry previous prescriptions, ultrasound reports, blood test reports, surgery/discharge summaries (if any), and a brief note of your symptoms (since when, severity, and triggers).

Appointments are recommended to reduce waiting time and ensure adequate consultation time. In emergencies, please contact the clinic for guidance.

Carry previous prescriptions, ultrasound reports, blood test reports, surgery/discharge summaries (if any), and a note of your symptoms (since when, severity, and any triggers).

The first visit usually includes understanding medical history, menstrual cycle patterns, past pregnancies (if any), lifestyle factors, and review of reports. Based on this, investigations and next steps are discussed.

Generally, if you are under 35 and trying for 12 months without success, or 35+ and trying for 6 months. Earlier evaluation may be advised for irregular cycles, known PCOS, thyroid issues, endometriosis, or male factor concerns.

Yes. PCOS-related concerns such as irregular cycles, hormonal imbalance symptoms, and fertility planning can be evaluated and managed with a structured approach.

Not always. IVF is one option, but treatment depends on the cause. Many patients begin with evaluation, lifestyle correction, medications, or other fertility procedures before IVF is considered.

You can receive guidance for early pregnancy confirmation, routine antenatal check-ups, required scans and tests, pregnancy monitoring, and counselling for nutrition and healthy pregnancy practices.

Yes. Patient privacy is respected and all consultation details and reports are handled confidentially.