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Fertility Testing in Hyderabad
If you have been trying for a baby for a year without success, or six months if the woman is over 35, a set of simple tests for both partners can show where the difficulty may lie and guide the next step.
- NABL-accredited laboratory
- Home sample collection
- Same-day reports for most blood tests
- Centres across Hyderabad
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About Fertility Testing
Fertility depends on both partners. In roughly a third of couples the cause lies with the woman, in a third with the man, and in the rest it is shared or not found. Testing both partners from the start saves months of uncertainty.
For women, tests look at whether ovulation is happening, how many eggs remain (ovarian reserve), and whether hormones such as thyroid and prolactin are in balance. For men, a semen analysis is the single most informative first test.
Common, treatable causes include PCOS, thyroid problems, raised prolactin and low sperm count or motility. Many couples conceive once these are identified and addressed.
Who should get tested
- Couples trying for 12 months without pregnancy, or 6 months if the woman is 35 or older
- Irregular, very painful or absent periods
- Known PCOS, endometriosis or thyroid disease
- Previous pelvic infection or surgery, or more than one miscarriage
- Men with a history of mumps, testicular surgery, varicocele or erection problems
- Women who wish to plan pregnancy later and want to know their ovarian reserve
Fertility tests and packages at Focus Diagnostics
17 options are available for fertility, from single tests to packages. Book online, at any of our Hyderabad centres, or with home sample collection.
What the key tests tell you
- AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone)
- Reflects the remaining egg supply. It helps estimate ovarian reserve and plan treatment, but does not predict natural conception on its own.
- FSH, LH and estradiol
- Usually checked on day 2–3 of the cycle to assess how the ovaries are responding.
- Prolactin and TSH
- High prolactin or a thyroid imbalance can disturb ovulation and are easily treated.
- Testosterone and related hormones
- Raised in PCOS in women; low levels in men can affect sperm production.
- Semen analysis
- Measures sperm count, movement and shape. It is the key first test for the male partner.
- Pelvic ultrasound and follicular study
- Looks at the uterus and ovaries, and tracks follicle growth to confirm ovulation.
Before your test
- FSH, LH and estradiol are usually done on day 2 or 3 of the period; AMH can be done on any day.
- Semen analysis: abstain from ejaculation for 2–5 days before the test and follow the collection instructions given at booking.
- Bring previous reports, scans and details of your cycle to your doctor's visit.
Understanding your results
No single result decides fertility. A fertility specialist combines both partners' reports with history and examination to recommend the next step, which may be lifestyle changes, medicines, timed intercourse or assisted reproduction.
A low AMH does not mean pregnancy is impossible, and a single abnormal semen analysis is usually repeated after a few weeks because results vary naturally.
Fertility Testing near you in Hyderabad
Samples are processed in our NABL-accredited laboratory, and reports are shared online so you can view them on your phone. You can walk in at any of our Hyderabad centres or book a home sample collection.
- Punjagutta
- Kukatpally (KPHB)
- Kompally
- Madinaguda
- Chintal (Shapur Nagar)
- Khajaguda (Focus Wellness)
Fertility Testing: frequently asked questions
Which fertility tests should we start with?
Usually a hormone panel and pelvic ultrasound for the woman, and a semen analysis for the man. Your doctor will add tests based on the results.
Is semen analysis done privately?
Yes. Collection is done in privacy, and reports are shared only with you. Ask at booking about the collection arrangements at your nearest centre.
Can I check my AMH on any day of the cycle?
Yes, AMH stays fairly stable through the cycle, unlike FSH and estradiol which are timed to day 2–3.
Does PCOS cause infertility?
PCOS is a common cause of irregular ovulation, but it is very treatable and many women with PCOS conceive. Tests help confirm the diagnosis and guide treatment.
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