Women’s fertility can be impacted by a variety of variables, including immunological, genetic, hormonal, and chromosomal factors. To alleviate concerns in this regard, we offer a selection of female tests that adhere to the fundamental standards outlined by the NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) recommendations for evaluating female infertility:

• Evaluation of the pituitary hormones that trigger other hormones involved in reproduction.

• Analysis of the lactation hormone, which impacts hormones related to fertility.
• Examination of female sex hormones, such as progesterone and estrogen.
• Testing for testosterone, considering its effects on female sex hormones.
• Measurement of thyroid hormones, which have been shown to influence reproductive hormones.
• Anticipating antimullerian hormone (AMH) levels as a measure of ovarian reserve might provide insights into a woman’s potential for future pregnancy.