Reproductive specialist consultation

A reproductive specialist is an expert in the field of reproductive health who helps solve problems related to infertility and reproductive function disorders. This doctor diagnoses and treats conditions that hinder conception or the normal course of pregnancy.

The problem of infertility is relevant worldwide, including Uzbekistan. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 17.5% of the world’s adult population faces infertility during their lifetime, which underscores the need for quality and accessible reproductive care.

Research and assessments of infertility in various regions show that infertility affects people regardless of income level and location, making it a critical medical and social issue.

In the modern world, conception problems are becoming increasingly common.

If you are planning a pregnancy and have been unable to conceive a child for a year with regular sexual intercourse without contraception, this is a serious reason to consult a reproductive specialist. Other reasons include irregular menstrual cycles, the presence of genetic diseases, unsuccessful IVF attempts, as well as problems with reproductive function in both men and women.

A gynecologist deals with a wide range of female diseases, while a reproductive specialist focuses on treating infertility and other disorders that prevent conception and carrying a child. A reproductive specialist uses advanced diagnostic and treatment methods that can increase the chances of successful conception and the birth of a healthy child.

Before visiting the specialist, it is recommended to keep a menstrual cycle calendar, prepare a list of questions and problems you are facing, and gather certificates and results of previous examinations and tests, if any. This will help the doctor get a complete picture of your health.

History Taking

It is very important that both partners attend the initial appointment. The doctor begins the examination with a detailed history taking, which includes discussing the duration of attempts to conceive, the medical history of both partners, current symptoms, previous treatments (if the couple has already seen doctors), as well as lifestyle and future plans in the context of reproductive health. This helps the specialist understand the couple’s situation and determine the next steps, assessing the need for additional tests and procedures.

Examination and Preliminary Diagnosis

The examination may include a gynecological exam, ultrasound of the reproductive organs, as well as ordering hormone tests and other investigations.

Recommendations and Prescriptions

Based on the collected information, a highly qualified reproductive specialist doctor at the Israeli Medical Center for Reproductive Medicine and Family Health (Tashkent) will be able to offer specific recommendations, prescribe treatment, or plan further examination: tests, ultrasounds, consultations with other specialists.

Answering Questions

The consultation includes time for patient questions, which allows ensuring there is no misunderstanding regarding their condition or the proposed treatment plan.

Planning Follow-up Appointments

If further treatment or consultations are required, we plan subsequent meetings. We also discuss what measures the patient can take at home to improve their reproductive health.

During treatment, follow-up consultations with a reproductive specialist may be conducted with folliculometry. Folliculometry is an examination performed using transvaginal ultrasound and allows assessing the condition and size of follicles in a woman’s ovaries. This is important for determining the optimal time for conception or for performing assisted reproductive technology procedures, such as ICSI or IVF. Before such an appointment, the patient usually receives instructions on preparing for folliculometry and recommendations on the timing of the examination depending on the menstrual cycle phase.

After performing the ultrasound, the doctor analyzes the obtained data, discusses them with the patient, and determines the further treatment or ovulation stimulation tactics.

Depending on the folliculometry results, the doctor may recommend additional tests, change the treatment protocol, or schedule the date for the next procedure within the infertility treatment framework.

In addition to in-person consultations, our reproductive specialists also conduct online consultations. This format allows us to provide continuous support to our patients, even if they cannot visit the clinic in person. This is especially important for maintaining continuity of care and ensuring access to necessary medical assistance.

For online consultations, we use reliable and confidential platforms for video calls or specialized medical platforms that comply with security and confidentiality standards.

The primary consultation involves history taking, physical examination, as well as ordering specialized tests and examinations. Among them: ultrasound of reproductive organs, hormonal tests, semen analysis for men, checking fallopian tube patency in women, and many others. Based on the conducted reproductive health diagnostics, a treatment plan for infertility in one or both spouses is developed.

Depending on the identified causes of infertility, a reproductive specialist can offer various treatment options: from drug therapy to correct hormonal balance to the use of assisted reproductive technologies, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) or intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).