Trying fora baby?
A clear fertility assessment for both partners, with treatment from simple medication to IUI and keyhole surgery.
Your first fertility visit covers a detailed history and examination for both of you. From there, Dr Dharsh suggests tests chosen for your situation.
- Assessment for both partners
- Ovulation support
- IUI in clinic
- Keyhole surgery when needed
How IUI works
Intrauterine insemination places prepared sperm directly into the womb at the right moment.
Monitor
Scans track the follicles in which your eggs develop until ovulation is close.
Time
An injection helps time ovulation.
Inseminate
Your partner's sperm, prepared in the lab, is placed in the womb with a fine, soft tube.
Wait
Hormone support may be given, and a pregnancy test follows about two weeks later.
Fertility issues we manage
Vaginismus
Involuntary tightening that makes sex or examinations difficult. Treated gently with vaginal dilators and guidance, taught privately in the clinic.
Not ovulating
For some women, a tablet to help ovulation may be enough.
Womb lining polyps
Removed with a short hysteroscopic procedure.
Ovarian cysts and endometriosis
Laparoscopic removal of cysts and adhesions, with medical options afterwards if you are not trying to conceive straight away.
Unexplained difficulty
Tests for both partners to find the cause and the right next step.
Common questions
Does my partner need to be tested too?
Is IUI painful?
What if IUI is not right for us?
Further reading
Trying to conceive? When to see a doctor
How long is normal, what helps, and what a fertility assessment involves for both partners.
Endometriosis: what it is, and when to get checked
Painful periods are common, but pain that stops you working, studying or sleeping is worth a closer look.
HPV vaccination and cervical screening in Singapore
Two simple steps that protect against cervical cancer, and when each one applies.
Let's take the next step together.
Book a fertility consultation for you and your partner.