A fertility specialist explaining reproductive health during an infertility consultation

Fertility care for couples

Infertility Evaluation& Fertility Care

Couple-focused female and male fertility assessment, ovulation support and counseling with Dr. Shweta Nadkarni in Miraj, serving Sangli and nearby communities.

Complete Evaluation

Focused tests chosen for your history and symptoms

Couple-Focused Care

Female and male factors considered from the start

Evidence-Based Planning

Clear next steps based on findings, age and goals

Compassionate Support

Private guidance with time for every question

Fertility diagnostic tools including ultrasound, microscopy and laboratory tests

Overview

What is an infertility evaluation?

An infertility evaluation is a structured review of the factors that may affect pregnancy. It usually begins with both partners' medical and reproductive histories, followed by only the examinations and tests relevant to their situation.

Depending on your needs, this may include ovulation and hormone assessment, pelvic ultrasound, ovarian reserve testing, evaluation of the uterus or fallopian tubes, and semen analysis. Evaluation does not automatically mean advanced assisted reproductive treatment.

Services explained

Infertility Evaluation & Treatment Services

A complete fertility evaluation may include female assessment, male assessment, couple-focused diagnosis, ovulation induction and fertility counseling, depending on your history and reports.

Female Infertility Assessment

Female infertility assessment looks at ovulation, menstrual cycle patterns, ovarian reserve, hormonal balance, uterus health, fallopian tube factors, PCOS, endometriosis and other concerns that may affect conception. The goal is to identify treatable causes and guide the safest next step.

Male Infertility Assessment

Male infertility assessment reviews semen parameters, reproductive history, lifestyle factors, previous illness, surgery, medicines and other possible causes of low sperm count, reduced motility or abnormal morphology. When needed, reports are reviewed with a couple-focused fertility plan.

Couple Fertility Evaluation

Couple fertility evaluation studies both partners together instead of treating infertility as only a woman's concern. It combines history, reports, ultrasound findings, ovulation tracking and semen analysis to understand the full fertility picture and reduce delays in treatment.

Ovulation Induction

Ovulation induction is a fertility treatment used when eggs are not releasing regularly or timing needs support. Medicines may be used to encourage ovulation, followed by ultrasound monitoring and timed guidance so treatment stays personalized and clinically supervised.

Fertility Counseling

Fertility counseling helps couples understand test results, treatment options, success factors, timing, emotional stress and realistic expectations. It gives you a clear plan before choosing cycle guidance, ovulation support or another medically appropriate next step.

Care approach

Your Fertility Evaluation Process

Step 1

Consultation & History

Dr. Shweta reviews cycles, previous pregnancies, medical history, medicines and past reports.

Step 2

Ovulation & Ultrasound

Cycle pattern, ovulation and pelvic anatomy are assessed where clinically relevant.

Step 3

Hormone Assessment

Selected hormone and ovarian reserve tests may help complete the clinical picture.

Step 4

Male Evaluation

A reproductive history and semen analysis help identify possible male factors.

Step 5

Results & Care Plan

Findings are explained together before choosing a suitable next step.

When should you seek help?

Infertility Evaluation May Be Recommended When

  • Trying for 12 months when the female partner is under 35
  • Trying for 6 months when the female partner is 35 or older
  • Age over 40 or a known fertility risk
  • Irregular or absent periods, PCOS or suspected endometriosis
  • Known or suspected male fertility concerns
  • Previous pelvic surgery, repeated pregnancy loss or unsuccessful treatment
A baby's feet held gently in a parent's hands
Every evaluation is individual.

Your care plan is shaped around your findings, priorities and comfort—not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

Before your first visit

Infertility Evaluation FAQs

When should I see a fertility specialist in Sangli–Miraj?

Consider an evaluation after 12 months of trying if the female partner is under 35, after 6 months if she is 35 or older, and sooner after age 40. Seek earlier advice for irregular periods, known PCOS or endometriosis, previous pelvic surgery, a male fertility concern, or other known risk factors.

Should both partners attend the infertility consultation?

When possible, yes. Fertility concerns may involve female factors, male factors, both, or remain unexplained. Reviewing both partners early can reduce delays and help create a more complete plan.

Which tests are commonly used in an infertility evaluation?

Tests are individualized. They may include ovulation or hormone assessment, pelvic ultrasound, ovarian reserve testing when appropriate, assessment of the uterus or fallopian tubes, and semen analysis. Not every patient needs every test.

What is included in female infertility assessment?

Female infertility assessment may include review of menstrual cycles, ovulation, ovarian reserve, hormone levels, pelvic ultrasound, uterus and fallopian tube factors, PCOS, endometriosis, previous surgery and relevant medical history.

What is included in male infertility assessment?

Male infertility assessment usually starts with reproductive history and semen analysis. Depending on the report, lifestyle factors, medical conditions, medicines, previous surgery or infections may also be reviewed before planning treatment.

Who may benefit from ovulation induction?

Ovulation induction may be considered when ovulation is irregular, absent, or needs monitored timing support. It is planned after evaluation and may include medicines, ultrasound monitoring and timed guidance.

Does infertility evaluation always lead to advanced fertility treatment?

No. Depending on the findings, care may begin with cycle guidance, preconception care, treatment of ovulation or hormonal concerns, monitored ovulation induction, lifestyle guidance or treatment of an identified medical issue.

What should I bring to my first fertility appointment?

Bring previous ultrasound scans, blood reports, semen analysis results, prescriptions, surgery records, and earlier fertility treatment details if available. You can still attend if you do not have previous records.

Where is infertility evaluation available?

Consultations are available with Dr. Shweta Nadkarni at Isapure Multispeciality Hospital, Lokmanya Tilak Nagar, Miraj, for couples from Sangli, Miraj and nearby communities.

Related care

Explore gynaecology, pregnancy and preventive care that may support your health before conception, during pregnancy and beyond.

Ready to take the next step?

Begin with a clear, confidential fertility evaluation in Miraj.