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Fertility Exam and Consultation

at Omniya Clinic in London

We take a root cause approach to fertility, delving deep into the factors that could be your fertility journey. Our comprehensive consultations and functional fertility testing aim to and these issues to optimise your chances of conception.

The World Health Organisation that 1 in 6 have issues, and 1 in 4 miscarriage. Additionally, 50% of infertility cases are due to male factor infertility, which is why we that both attend the .

Our goal is to work with to improve their health, enhance their chances of becoming pregnant, and carry a baby to term. have also shown that preconception work benefits the health of the baby, which into adulthood.

Root Cause Approach to Fertility

fertility testing allows us to explore factors that may contribute to fertility challenges. Potential root causes we investigate nutrient deficiencies, imbalances, autoimmune such as thyroid disorders, and in the gut, vaginal, or microbiomes. We also the impact of environmental toxins on egg and sperm quality and hormonal function, as well as the of mould on and reproductive organs. By understanding these underlying factors, we can strategies to your fertility health.

Who is Suitable for This Treatment?

Our treatments are suitable for:

Whether you are just beginning your or have been trying for some time success, our approach can help and address any underlying issues.

If you have undergone IVF success, we can explore potential root causes and develop a plan to improve your chances of success in future attempts. Our also aims to the quality of eggs, addressing issues that may be your .

For those who have experienced one or more miscarriages, we provide and to and address any that may be to this issue. Some and studies show approximately 30% of are due to male factor fertility.

What Is the Treatment Process?

Our fertility consultations begin with an in-depth initial session where we your medical history, symptoms, and concerns. This thorough approach that we tailor our testing and treatment recommendations to your needs.

We recommend that both you and your attend, but we also offer . sessions are three weeks after the tests to review the results, discuss progress, and make any adjustments to your treatment plan.

Testing is recommended based on your symptoms and history. We typically start with an in-depth blood test and a comprehensive semen analysis. Our fertility exam for both male and female include:

Combining a approach that includes nutrition, lifestyle, and supplements, Richa also prescribes when necessary. Our comprehensive fertility treatment plans are to all of your health to . Key of our approach include:

Personalised dietary plans to ensure nutrient intake, addressing any deficiencies that could impact fertility.

for changes, including routines, stress management techniques, and sleep improvements to support overall health.

supplements to reproductive health and address nutrient deficiencies.

When necessary, we will offer prescribed medication to address hormonal imbalances, conditions, or other health issues that may affect .

Treatments performed by

Dr Associate Prescriber

FAQs for Fertility Exam and Consultations 

Environmental toxins can affect egg and sperm quality and hormonal function, which can impact . Testing for these toxins helps us identify and address any factors your reproductive health.

plays a role in health. Our includes and nutrient status to support reproductive health and address any that may be fertility. There are key which at the correct levels can support egg and sperm quality, improve thyroid function , support hormone production and more. Supplements can help address and fertility health.

Yes, we recommend that both partners undergo a fertility test. This often starts with an blood test and a comprehensive semen to a of both partners’ reproductive health.

medicine often on suppressing symptoms with medication, while functional medicine aims to identify and address the root causes of health issues. Our functional takes a view of your health, factors such as nutrition, lifestyle, and environmental influences.

To for your consultation, gather any records, a list of current medications and supplements, and be ready to discuss your medical history, lifestyle, and any specific concerns you have. A comprehensive questionnaire will be sent out prior to the initial . Please provide as much information as possible. This information helps us tailor our to your unique needs.

Recommendations may include adjustments, routines, stress management techniques, and sleep to support overall fertility health.

Yes, we offer comprehensive assessments and fertility treatment for male issues, including semen and testing.

testing can be included if deemed based on your medical history and .

Yes, we potential causes of miscarriages and develop strategies to address them, for hormonal imbalances, infections, and autoimmune issues.

Follow-up depends on your individual treatment plan. Typically, are scheduled every few weeks or months to progress.

While functional medicine can significantly improve fertility health, the outcomes depend on individual factors. Our goal is to optimise your overall health and fertility .

Yes, we offer telehealth consultations for who are unable to visit our clinic in person.

Environmental factors such as toxins, pollution, and can impact hormone and health. We assess and address these during .

Yes, stress can significantly affect levels and health. Stress management may be recommended as part of your plan.

Side depend on the specific treatments and supplements used. Our specialists will discuss potential side with you and your to .

While diet plays a crucial role, a approach including changes, supplements, and possibly is often necessary for optimal results.

The for improvements varies, but many clients begin to see positive changes within a few months of starting their personalised programme.

Yes, our can help manage and improve fertility issues related to conditions like PCOS and endometriosis.

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