Overview of our diag­nos­tic pro­ce­dures
Sound diag­nos­tics are the foun­da­tion of tar­get­ed and indi­vid­u­al­ly tai­lored fer­til­i­ty treat­ment. That is why we take the time to care­ful­ly clar­i­fy pos­si­ble caus­es before plan­ning the next steps togeth­er with you. In our cen­ter, we car­ry out the eval­u­a­tion in a struc­tured, evi­dence-based man­ner that is indi­vid­u­al­ly adapt­ed to your sit­u­a­tion. Our diag­nos­tics range from guide­line-com­pli­ant basic exam­i­na­tions to advanced and spe­cial­ized pro­ce­dures for spe­cif­ic ques­tions. The fol­low­ing applies: Not every exam­i­na­tion makes sense for every patient or every cou­ple. The deci­sive fac­tor is a struc­tured selec­tion based on your med­ical his­to­ry, your find­ings, and cur­rent sci­en­tif­ic knowl­edge.

Gold standard

Proven procedure in accordance with current medical guidelines.

Personalised procedure

Individually selected procedures based on your findings and medical history.

Advanced option

Targeted additional measure applied where medically necessary.

Endome­tri­al Micro­bio­me Analy­sis

Advanced option

Endome­tri­al Micro­bio­me Analy­sis

In cases of recurrent miscarriages or unsuccessful embryo transfers, an examination of the uterine lining for chronic endometritis may be useful. For this purpose, a small tissue sample is taken and examined for signs of chronic inflammation.

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HyCoSy / HyFoSy

Gold standard

HyCoSy / HyFoSy

HyFoSy allows tubal patency to be checked gently by ultrasound. A special contrast foam (ExEm Foam) makes it visible whether the fallopian tubes are open. The examination is performed on an outpatient basis and without X-ray radiation.

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At-Home Fer­til­i­ty Test

At-Home Fer­til­i­ty Test

A quick overview of your hor­mon­al fer­til­i­ty Would you like to bet­ter assess your ovar­i­an reserve or learn more about your hor­mon­al sit­u­a­tion? With our at-home fer­til­i­ty test, you can ...

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AMH test

Gold standard

AMH test

AMH levels and the antral follicle count (AFC) provide important information about the remaining ovarian reserve and the expected response of the ovaries to hormonal stimulation. However, they do not allow a reliable statement about whether or how quickly a woman can become pregnant naturally.

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DNA Frag­men­ta­tion

Personalised procedure

DNA Frag­men­ta­tion

A spermiogram assesses the number, motility, and shape of sperm. A DNA fragmentation test additionally examines the quality of the genetic material and can make damage in the sperm DNA visible. This can provide further indications for diagnostics and treatment planning.

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Semen analy­sis Munich

Gold standard

Semen analy­sis Munich

A semen analysis is the most important basic test for assessing male fertility. Among other things, the number, motility and shape of the sperm are examined. The results are assessed according to current WHO criteria and then medically interpreted.

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Fer­til­i­ty Test

Gold standard

Fer­til­i­ty Test

With our fertility test, we measure key hormones to assess your ovarian reserve and baseline hormonal status. Blood sampling can be done either at our center in Munich or at home. Your results are reviewed by a specialist physician and medically interpreted.

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Hor­mone Analy­sis

Gold standard

Hor­mone Analy­sis

At the beginning of the cycle, we determine important hormones such as FSH, LH, estradiol, AMH, prolactin, and thyroid values. Depending on the specific question, further values can be added to more precisely assess the hormonal situation and cycle progression.

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Mis­car­riage Diag­nos­tics

Advanced option

Mis­car­riage Diag­nos­tics

In cases of recurrent miscarriages or unsuccessful embryo transfers, immunological diagnostics may be useful in selected cases. For example, natural killer cells (NK cells) are examined. As the clinical significance has not yet been conclusively clarified, we use these diagnostics selectively and not routinely.

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Cycle Mon­i­tor­ing

Gold standard

Cycle Mon­i­tor­ing

During cycle monitoring, we track the course of the entire cycle through ultrasound checks and the determination of relevant hormone levels such as estradiol, LH, and progesterone. This allows us to assess follicle maturation, the buildup of the uterine lining, and ovulation, and to identify possible abnormalities in the interaction between hormones, ovaries, and the endometrium.

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