Your physician may perform a routine examination to complete the one done by your referring doctor.

Blood samples will be taken in order to determine hormonal levels and sexual transmitted infections (STIs), including syphilis, Hepatitis A, B and C and the HIV (AIDS) viruses, as well as checking for immunization against rubella.

Vaginal culture and cervicovaginal smear work-up (more commonly known as a PAP smear) consists of a member of our medical team collecting a sample of the patient’s cervix in order to test for chlamydia, gonorrhea and general cervix health.

Ultrasounds may be performed to examine the patient’s ovaries, fallopian tubes and endometrial lining (Sonohysterogram).

Day surgery in which two or three small incisions are made in the patient’s abdomen, which allows the surgeon to introduce a camera (laparoscope) and look at the reproductive organs to detect potential endometriosis.

Conceptia works with an affiliated urologist, whom you can be referred to by our teams to test for testicular function.

An in-depth test to determine the probability of sperm being able to fertilize eggs, whether spontaneously or through the various Assisted Reproductive Techniques offered at Concepta (IUI, IVG, ICSI).

Our andrologists look for abnormalities in sperm concentration, movement and appearance, as well as the presence of antisperm antibodies.