Many people choose to start with a conversation. This gives you the chance to describe your situation, ask questions, and learn about the options available. We adapt the pace to you. In the first consultation, we want to understand the full picture — your life situation, wishes and expectations, any previous medical history, and where you are in the process. A fertility work-up can include — for women: blood tests for hormone levels, ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries; for men: semen analysis.

For some, the work-up brings reassurance that everything looks normal. For others, it can reveal causes that mean treatment is recommended. Together we go through the results and discuss the options — whether that's continuing on your own, starting treatment, or taking a bit more time.

It's completely normal to take time to figure out what feels right. Some people are ready for the next step quickly, while others need several conversations before deciding.

We tailor the work-up, treatment and follow-up to you and your situation. We also know this is often an emotional process — and we're here to support you, wherever you are in it.

We recommend having blood tests taken ahead of your appointment. Feel free to contact us — we're happy to help arrange the blood test requisition.

Because infertility affects women and men alike, we recommend that you both attend the first conversation. The conversation will largely focus on who you are, your wishes and goals, and your medical history. Our goal is for you to leave the first conversation with all the information you need.

You will be told about any findings made. This is another opportunity to ask questions about the findings, possible treatment, and the way forward.

Fertility treatment is not just about the medical side — it is also a personal and emotional journey. Many people experience a range of feelings along the way: hope, uncertainty, vulnerability, anticipation — and sometimes disappointment. We want to be a steady support throughout the process.

A long period of trying to conceive can affect both closeness and intimacy in a relationship. At CMedical we approach this holistically, addressing the physical, psychological and relational sides together. Sexological counselling is part of what we offer.

Fertility treatment is not just about the medical side — it is also a personal and emotional journey. Many people experience a range of feelings along the way: hope, uncertainty, vulnerability, anticipation — and sometimes disappointment. We want to be a steady support throughout the process.

A long period of trying to conceive can affect both closeness and intimacy in a relationship. At CMedical we approach this holistically, addressing the physical, psychological and relational sides together. Sexological counselling is part of what we offer.