Male and female infertility and active pregnancy planning

Counseling on male and female infertility and active pregnancy planning is a process that includes providing expert medical information and support to couples facing difficulties in conceiving or those actively planning a pregnancy. The aim of this counseling is to identify and address possible barriers to conception, as well as to help couples optimize their chances of a successful pregnancy.

What do couples learn about?

Infertility counseling: The doctor assesses and diagnoses the causes of infertility in both partners. This may involve various tests, such as sperm analysis, ultrasound, blood tests, and other diagnostic tests. Depending on the causes, treatment may include medications to stimulate ovulation, surgical procedures, assisted reproductive technology such as IVF or ICSI, and other treatments. Active pregnancy planning: Providing information on healthy nutrition, physical activity, quitting smoking and alcohol consumption, and maintaining a healthy body weight, as well as assistance in understanding and monitoring the ovulation cycle to increase the chances of conception. Psychological support: Infertility and problems with pregnancy planning can be emotionally exhausting. Counseling provides emotional support and coping strategies to help couples manage stress and emotional challenges. Fertility counseling: Providing information on reproductive health and fertility, including the optimal timing and frequency of sexual intercourse for conception.