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Fertility Self Assessment Calculator

If you are thinking about having a baby one day, it is a good idea to prepare your body in advance.

When couples face a delay with conception, they question what the problem might be. The initial reaction varies in different couple, and some may not seek help in good time for various reasons.

If you are concerned about delays in getting pregnant, you can now use our calculator to do a self-assessment about your fertility potential. This will empower you to act appropriately and timely and facilitate the resolution of your fertility issues.

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- Step 1 of 3

What is your gender? *

a. Female
b. Male

How old are you? *

a. Less than 35yr
b. More than 35yr

How old are you? *

a. Less than 40yr
b. More than 40yr

For how many years have you been trying to conceive? *

a. Less than 1yr
b. More than 1yr

For how many years have you and your partner been trying to conceive? *

a. Less than 1yr
b. More than 1yr

Have you previously fathered child? *

a. Yes
b. No

Do you have regular periods? *

a. Yes
b. No
c. Unsure

Do you experience severe pain with your periods? *

a. No
b. Yes

Have you had previous gynaecological or abdominal surgery? *

a. No
b. Yes

Have you ever had an ectopic pregnancy? *

a. No
b. Yes

Do you have regular sexual intercourse (2-3 times/week)? *

a. Yes
b. No

Do you have problems with achieving or maintaining an erection? *

a. No
b. Yes

Have you had previous sexually transmitted infections (like chlamydia, gonorrhoea, or pelvic inflammatory disease)? *

a. No
b. Yes

Are you overweight? (you can check your body mass index (BMI) here [link to calculator]). *

a. No
b. Yes

Do you smoke or use other recreational drugs? *

a. No
b. Yes

Have you already had any fertility tests which have been described as abnormal? *

a. No
b. Yes

Advice

You do not appear to have any apparent problems.

You may wait for another 6 – 12 months prior to seeking medical help.

Having more frequent sex around the time of ovulation may increase your chances of conceiving.

Losing some weight with regular exercises and dietary measures may increase chances of conception.

Stopping smoking and/or use of other recreational drugs may increase your chances of conception.

You need to consult a Fertility Specialist or your Gynaecologist for further evaluation and advice.

Next Steps

Would you like to speak with a fertility specialist?

a. Yes
b. No

First Name *

Your Email *

Your Mobile Phone Number *

Please note that by filling in your contact details, you are consenting to your information and the nature of your enquiry being documented in our system.

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