Proudly part of the City Fertility Network
Proudly part of the City Fertility Network
You don’t have to be ready for kids to start checking your fertility. Whether you’re simply curious or planning ahead, our Free Fertility Health Check is a great way to better understand your reproductive health. This relaxed, informative appointment with one of our experienced GPs offers support, answers, and peace of mind – no pressure, no commitments.
Our team will guide you through a personalised fertility check, discuss your medical history, and help you explore your options. If needed, your GP may recommend simple fertility tests to give you even more clarity.
It’s a small step that could make a big difference in your future.
Book your Free Fertility Health Check today.
Before your appointment, let your GP or specialist know if you’ve had any recent fertility investigations, many of these won’t need to be repeated. At your first visit, your City Fertility GP will discuss your medical history and may recommend specific fertility tests to better understand your reproductive health. These might include hormone blood tests (such as AMH, FSH, LH and TSH), ultrasounds to check your pelvic anatomy, semen analysis to assess sperm health, or procedures to evaluate ovarian reserve and fallopian tube function. Each test is tailored to your needs and designed to provide clearer insight into your fertility, so you can feel informed and supported at every step.
We offer a range of tailored fertility checks for women and men to identify any possible barriers to conception — or simply provide reassurance if you’re planning for the future. These checks help build a clearer picture of your reproductive health, whether or not you’re actively trying to conceive.
If you’ve already completed tests through your GP, let your City Fertility specialist know at your first appointment, as many of these may not need to be repeated. Depending on your situation, your specialist may recommend hormone blood tests (such as AMH, FSH, LH and TSH), a pelvic ultrasound to examine your ovaries and uterus, a semen analysis to assess sperm quality and count, or advanced procedures like an antral follicle count or hysterosalpingogram (HSG) to check for blocked fallopian tubes. Every recommendation is based on your unique needs and goals, with the aim of empowering you with clarity and confidence.
A female fertility check may involve a range of fertility tests designed to assess your reproductive health and identify any possible barriers to conception. If you’re checking fertility or planning for the future, these insights can be a helpful first step.
A typical female fertility test may include:
Hormone blood tests (FSH, LH, estrogen, and TSH) to assess your cycle and thyroid function.
AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) test, which estimates your ovarian reserve — how many eggs you may have.
Antral Follicle Count (AFC) via ultrasound, giving further insight into your egg count.
Pelvic ultrasound to check your ovaries, uterus, and detect any cysts or abnormalities.
Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) or saline sonohysterogram to check if your fallopian tubes are open and the uterine cavity is clear.
Each test is tailored to your needs to give you a clearer picture when checking fertility.
A male fertility test provides valuable insights when you’re checking fertility or planning to start a family. A male fertility check may include a series of fertility tests designed to assess sperm health and hormonal balance.
Typical male fertility tests include:
Semen analysis, often referred to as a sperm count, to assess sperm concentration, motility (how well they swim), and morphology (shape).
Hormone blood tests such as FSH, LH, and testosterone to evaluate hormone levels that support sperm production.
In some cases, your GP may recommend advanced tests like sperm DNA fragmentation or a testicular biopsy for deeper insights.
Each test is tailored to your medical history and needs, helping you feel informed and supported while checking fertility. Visit our male infertility tests page for more information.
If you’re unsure when to seek fertility support, know that you’re not alone and early action can make all the difference. At City Fertility, we recommend speaking with a fertility GP or a fertility specialist if you’ve been trying to conceive for over 12 months without success, or six months if you’re over 35. But even if you’re not actively trying, a fertility health check can provide helpful insight into your reproductive health.
You may want to consider fertility screening tests sooner if you have irregular or absent periods, a history of endometriosis or PCOS, early menopause, or past cancer treatment. Male partners with a vasectomy may also benefit from early support.
Our compassionate team is here to guide you with care and clarity, so you can move forward feeling informed and empowered.
