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10 important questions to ask your doctor about infertility
- Could lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol, stress or age be affecting my fertility?
- Might my job or my partner's job be contributing to our problems?
- Are there any non-medical approaches, such as relaxation or meditation techniques, that could improve my chances of becoming pregnant?
- Is it important to proceed with an infertility evaluation now, or should we wait a while longer?
- What specific tests would you recommend to diagnose our infertility, and are they available on the NHS?
- What are the treatment options for our suspected diagnosis, and are they available on the NHS?
- How much of the cost of fertility treatments or testing is covered by the NHS?
- What is the national success rate, in terms of live births, for each of these treatments?
- How many procedures of the type that you are recommending has this fertility clinic performed, and what is its success rate in terms of live births?
- Can you help put us in touch with a support group for couples living with infertility?
WebMD Medical Reference
Medically Reviewed by
Dr Rob Hicks on February 14, 2012
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