Fertility evaluation starts with understanding your cycle, hormonal profile and any underlying conditions like PCOS, before recommending treatment — starting with the least invasive option that fits your situation.
For couples trying to conceive, both partners' evaluations are coordinated so time isn't lost chasing one half of the picture.
Generally after 12 months of trying without success (or 6 months if you're over 35), though an earlier check is reasonable if your cycles are irregular or you have a known condition like PCOS.
Not necessarily. Many women with PCOS conceive naturally once ovulation is regulated through lifestyle changes and, where needed, medication — it's rarely an all-or-nothing situation.
