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A One Stop Fertility Assessment combines a specialist consultation with tests to understand the reproductive health of both partners. It provides a clearer picture of factors that may affect conception and helps guide your next steps.

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When it comes to planning your future, knowledge is power, and few areas of health feel more personal, or more important, than fertility. A One Stop Fertility Assessment is a comprehensive set of tests designed to give you an informed picture of your reproductive health, whether you are planning to conceive now or in the future.

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At Child Fertility, care is led by renowned fertility specialist Professor Tim Child and supported by a team of specialists, including many Oxford-trained specialists, delivering evidence-based assessments for couples across Saudi Arabia, combining world-class reproductive expertise with culturally sensitive care.

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What is a fertility health check?Fertility tests explained, for him & herWho may benefit from a fertility health check?When should you consider a fertility health check?What does a fertility health check include?What can a fertility health check tell you?A one-stop fertility health check at Child FertilityYour fertility health check in Saudi ArabiaFAQ
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What is a fertility health check?

A fertility health check combines consultations, investigations, and diagnostic tests to assess the key factors that may influence fertility in both women and men.

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Rather than focusing only on whether you are currently experiencing difficulties conceiving, a fertility health check looks at the wider factors that may influence fertility, including ovarian reserve, ovulation, sperm health, hormonal balance, and reproductive anatomy.

It can provide valuable insight into your reproductive health, whether you are actively trying to conceive or planning ahead.

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This proactive approach can help identify potential concerns early, clarify reproductive timelines, and support informed decisions about natural conception, fertility preservation, or treatment options where appropriate.

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Fertility tests explained, for him & her

If you've been trying to conceive for 6+ months, fertility testing gives you the answers you need to make informed decisions. Professor Tim Child explains the full Oxford-standard fertility workup at Child Fertility in Riyadh, for both partners.

Who may benefit from a fertility health check?

A fertility health check can be beneficial for individuals and couples who want to better understand their reproductive health, whether they are planning ahead or actively trying to conceive. It may be particularly useful if you:

Are thinking about starting a family in the future
Are actively trying to conceive
Women with known reproductive health concerns, such as irregular menstrual cycles, polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS, formerly known as PCOS), or endometriosis
Are a man with concerns about sperm health or reproductive history
Want a clearer understanding of your fertility before making life decisions
Are exploring options such as egg or sperm freezing
Simply want reassurance about your reproductive health

When should you consider a fertility health check?

The right time to have a fertility check depends on your age, medical history, how long you have been trying to conceive, and life circumstances.

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You may be advised to consider testing if:

  • You have been trying to conceive for 12 months (or 6 months if 35 or over)
  • You experience irregular, infrequent or absent menstrual cycles
  • You have a known condition such as PMOS, endometriosis, or hormonal imbalance
  • You have experienced recurrent miscarriage
  • You have a history of pelvic infections, endometriosis, or previous reproductive surgery
  • There are known male fertility concerns, including previous testicular issues or abnormal semen parameters.

Seeking guidance earlier can help identify potential issues sooner and give you more time to explore your options with confidence.

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What does a fertility health check include?

Your fertility health check is tailored to your individual needs, but typically includes:

For women:

  • Detailed fertility consultation and medical history review
  • Hormone blood tests, including ovarian reserve markers such as Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH)
  • Ultrasound scan to assess the ovaries and uterus, including an antral follicle count (AFC), which helps to estimate ovarian reserve
  • Review of menstrual cycle and ovulation
  • Additional hormonal or reproductive investigations where clinically indicated

For men:

  • Comprehensive semen analysis to assess sperm count, motility, and morphology
  • Medical and lifestyle review
  • Additional hormonal or specialist sperm function testing if required

For both partners:

  • Fertility planning consultation with a fertility specialist
  • Review of medical, lifestyle, and reproductive history
  • Personalised guidance on next steps

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What can a fertility health check tell you?

A fertility health check may help to:

  • Provide a clear understanding of your current reproductive health
  • Identify potential challenges to conception earlier
  • Guide decisions around timing, treatment, or fertility preservation
  • Offer reassurance if no concerns are found
  • Provide expert recommendations for further investigation or treatment where necessary

It is important to note that no fertility test can guarantee natural conception or predict future pregnancy outcomes. However, early expert assessment can offer valuable insight and greater confidence in planning your next steps.

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A one-stop fertility health check at Child Fertility

At Child Fertility, our fertility health check provides a streamlined, one-stop assessment pathway, bringing key fertility investigations and specialist guidance together in one coordinated process.

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Your assessment may begin with relevant fertility investigations, which can include hormone blood tests, ultrasound assessment for women, and semen analysis for men.

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This approach allows your specialist to consider your complete fertility profile and provide personalised recommendations based on your individual circumstances.

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Once your results are available, you will meet with a fertility specialist who will review your findings alongside your medical history, reproductive goals, and any concerns you may have.

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Your specialist will discuss the findings in detail and outline your personalised options clearly.

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Depending on your results, this may include:

  • Guidance on natural conception
  • Lifestyle and preconception health recommendations
  • Further investigations if needed
  • Fertility preservation options, such as egg or sperm freezing
  • Discussion of medically appropriate fertility treatments if required

There is no obligation to proceed with treatment. The aim is to provide clarity and support you in making informed decisions.

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Your fertility health check in Saudi Arabia

At Child Fertility, your assessment is delivered in a supportive and confidential environment.

Alongside internationally recognised fertility expertise, you can expect:

  • Confidential and discreet care
  • Clear communication at every stage
  • Personalised recommendations
  • A culturally sensitive and respectful approach

Our goal is to make the process simple, informative, and reassuring from your first consultation onwards.

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Frequently asked questions

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How is the fertility health check organised at Child Fertility?

At Child Fertility, our fertility health check follows a one-stop assessment pathway, with key fertility investigations completed before your consultation with a fertility specialist wherever possible. Your specialist will review your results alongside your medical history and fertility goals to provide personalised guidance on your next steps.

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What tests are included in a fertility health check?

A fertility health check may include hormone blood tests, ultrasound assessment for women, semen analysis for men, and a consultation with a fertility specialist. The exact tests included depend on your individual circumstances and fertility goals.

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Does a fertility health check guarantee pregnancy?

No. Fertility testing cannot guarantee pregnancy or definitively predict future outcomes, but it can provide clinically valuable information.

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Should both partners be tested?

Where possible, yes. Fertility involves both male and female factors, so assessing both provides a more complete understanding.

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Do I need to be trying to conceive to have a fertility health check?

No. Many people choose to have a fertility check proactively to understand their reproductive health before planning a family.

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Book your fertility health check at Child Fertility

For many couples and individuals, a fertility health check is not simply a medical appointment; it is an empowering investment in future family planning. If you would like to better understand your fertility, a fertility health check is a valuable first step.

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Whether you are actively trying to conceive, planning ahead, or exploring fertility preservation options, our team is here to provide expert care, clear advice, and support throughout your journey.

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