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Fertility Analysis for Women

Understand Your Fertility

Embark on a journey of discovery with our state-of-the-art diagnostic procedures, and receive your comprehensive fertility analysis results within just a week. Benefit from the personalised guidance of our medical experts, committed to guiding you through every step of the way.

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No long waiting times

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In-house lab

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Holistic care

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Eligible for health insurance

Fertility Analysis at Cada

More knowledge offers more possibilities. Our fertility analysis for women includes ultrasound, complete blood count, blood metabolism, hormone status and infection screening.

This comprehensive analysis of all fertility factors provides our doctors with precise and important information for your diagnosis and your personal treatment plan.

Why should you do an analysis?

A fertility analysis is a foundational step in understanding your situation for several reasons:

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Identifying Challenges in Achieving Pregnancy

Understand how factors like pre-existing health conditions, stress, and age may affect your journey towards conception.

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Preserving Future Options

If starting a family isn't the right choice for you now, social freezing is an option to consider for preserving your fertility.

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Gaining Clarity on Your Fertility

Pinpointing the exact causes is crucial for navigating your fertility journey effectively.

Dr. med. Dirk Wallmeier

Why is early diagnosis so important?

Fertility in women declines steadily from the early 30s onwards. With each passing year, the chances of a natural pregnancy decrease and the risk of miscarriage increases. However, sperm quality can also be impaired in men without any symptoms being present. The earlier we make a sound diagnosis, the more targeted our treatment can be and the higher your chances of success.

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An unfulfilled desire to have children, many possible causes

In most cases, it is not due to a single trigger, but rather a combination of various factors. Targeted diagnostics provide clarity.

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Age and egg reserve

From the early 30s onwards, egg quality and egg reserve decline continuously. This is the most common cause of infertility and can only be reliably assessed through targeted fertility analysis.

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Hormonal disorders

Hormonal disorders such as PCOS, thyroid problems or a disrupted cycle can impair ovulation or prevent it altogether. Many of these causes remain undetected for a long time without diagnosis.

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Physical factors

Endometriosis, blocked fallopian tubes, infections or nutritional deficiencies can further reduce fertility. A comprehensive analysis also covers these factors.

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Your Step-by-Step Analysis

We know how important time is when it comes to female fertility. That's why at Cada, it only takes a few weeks from the initial consultation to a treatment recommendation.

Step 1

Consultation

Together, we will review your medical history and provide bespoke advice on the choices available for your fertility plan.

Step 2

Fertility Check

Our comprehensive fertility check encompasses techniques such as ultrasound, diagnostic blood and swab tests. Employing cutting-edge laboratory technology, we deliver optimal outcomes, laying the foundation for your treatment plan.

Step 3

Results & Diagnosis

Once your results are ready, we will provide a diagnosis and discuss the findings with you in a personalised consultation.

Step 4

Treatment Plan

After receiving your diagnosis, our team of dedicated professionals will develop a personalized treatment plan tailored specifically for you. This plan will support you throughout your fertility journey, ensuring you receive the highest standard of care every step of the way.

What tests are carried out?

Comprehensive diagnostics provide our doctors with an accurate picture of your fertility and enable them to advise you individually on the next steps.

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Ultrasound

Our doctors examine the uterus, ovaries and the number of follicles present. The examination provides important information about possible physical causes.

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Blood test

50 biomarkers provide information about hormone status, thyroid values, nutrient supply, coagulation factors and infection status.

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HyCoSy (optional)

An ultrasound examination of the fallopian tubes to determine whether they are patent. The test is minimally invasive and is performed directly at our clinic.

The Anti-Müllerian Hormone

Understand your egg reserve - with the AMH level

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Your AMH level is a key marker of fertility. It helps us estimate how many eggs you may still have – a crucial factor for Social Freezing, IVF or ICSI. Since AMH levels naturally decline with age, we always include this test as part of our comprehensive fertility analysis at Cada.

What’s the next step?

Once your results are available, your doctor will explain the available treatment options to you in detail. And once you've made a decision together, you can start your treatment.

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IVF/ICSI

In cases of reduced fertility, IVF and ICSI offer the highest chances of success. Which procedure is right for you depends, among other things, on your diagnosis and your individual circumstances.

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PGT

Genetic testing of embryos can increase the chances of a successful pregnancy and reduce the risk of miscarriage.

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Social Egg Freezing

If you would like to give yourself more time to plan your family, eggs can be frozen and stored for later treatment.

Desire to have children over 40

Why the time factor is crucial

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From the age of 40 onwards, the chances of success for all treatments decrease significantly. The reason for this is that both the number and quality of eggs decline with age. At this age in particular, it is especially important to seek clarification quickly so that no valuable time is lost.

IVF/ICSI offers you the best chances in this situation. In combination with pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT), the chances of a successful pregnancy can be further increased and the risk of miscarriage reduced.

Accurate diagnostics thanks to in-house laboratory

Diagnosis and treatment under one roof

At Cada, all diagnostic tests are carried out in-house – from blood work to semen analysis. This offers several advantages for you as a couple:

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    Results within 7 days

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    Direct communication between doctors and the lab

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    No delays in starting treatment

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Our Location

Our Clinic in Zurich

At the modern Cada Clinic, located directly on Lake Zurich, you'll find fertility treatments such as IVF, ICSI, and social freezing.

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    All experts in one place

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    Peaceful location in Zurich Seefeld

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    On-site IVF laboratory

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Discover answers to the most frequently asked questions about our fertility analysis for women. Should you have further queries, we warmly invite you to contact us directly.

How long will it take to receive the results?

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The results of your fertility analysis are usually available within 7 days. Our doctors will then discuss the results with you in a personal consultation and give you clear recommendations for the next steps.

How much does a fertility analysis at Cada cost?

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The consultation at Cada is free of charge. The cost of the fertility analysis is CHF 950 for women and CHF 680 for men. These costs are usually reimbursed by health insurance.

How does age affect fertility?

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In women, egg quality and egg reserve decline steadily from the early 30s onwards. From the age of 40, the chances of success for all treatments decrease significantly. Early diagnosis helps to take the right steps in good time.

What happens when a cause is found?

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Based on your diagnosis, our doctors will draw up an individual treatment plan. Depending on your situation, there are various options available – from IVF or ICSI to social freezing and genetic diagnosis (PGD). We will discuss which treatment is best for you in a personal consultation.

What is examined during an ultrasound examination?

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Our doctors use ultrasound to assess the uterus, ovaries, and the number of follicles present. The examination provides information about possible structural causes such as fibroids, cysts, or abnormalities in the ovaries. In addition, the egg reserve can be assessed, which is crucial for further treatment planning.

What is tested during a blood analysis?

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The blood analysis includes hormone status, thyroid values, nutrient supply, coagulation factors, and infection status, among other things. Many causes of infertility—such as hormonal imbalances or thyroid problems—can only be detected through a blood test. In combination with an ultrasound, this provides a comprehensive picture of your fertility.

What is the AMH level and why is it tested?

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The AMH level indicates how many eggs are still available. It is one of the most important indicators of female fertility and decreases continuously with age. The level helps our doctors assess which treatment options are realistic and whether it is advisable to start treatment soon. At Cada, the AMH level is an integral part of every fertility analysis.

How do our fertility tests differ from fertility checks available at pharmacies?

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Pharmacy tests usually only measure a single value such as AMH. At Cada, we analyse 50 biomarkers in the blood, perform a gynaecological ultrasound examination and create a comprehensive statistical assessment of your fertility. The result is an informed diagnosis rather than a snapshot.

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During a personalised initial consultation, we take the time to comprehend your needs and offer informed advice on your available options.

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