IVF Treatment in Thailand

Have you been actively trying to conceive without success for an extended period (e.g., over a year)?

Do you or your partner have a history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?

Have you been exposed to environmental factors known to affect fertility (e.g., radiation, certain chemicals)?

Do you or your partner have a history of fertility issues in your family?

Do you have pain during intercourse or pelvic pain unrelated to menstruation?

Have you or your partner been diagnosed with structural abnormalities of the reproductive organs (e.g., blocked tubes, uterine abnormalities)?

Have you experienced irregular menstrual cycles or missed periods?

Have you undergone any pelvic or abdominal surgery that might impact fertility (e.g., removal of ovaries or fallopian tubes)?

Have you or your partner been diagnosed with a hormonal imbalance (e.g., thyroid issues, polycystic ovary syndrome)?

Have lifestyle modifications, such as weight management and stress reduction, not improved fertility over time?

Have you undergone fertility testing that revealed issues with sperm count or quality?

Have you tried other fertility treatments without success (e.g., ovulation-inducing medications, intrauterine insemination)?

Have you been diagnosed with blocked fallopian tubes?

Have you been diagnosed with blocked fallopian tubes?

Have you experienced recurrent miscarriages or pregnancy losses?

Do you have irregular menstrual cycles or ovulation issues?

Have you tried other fertility treatments without success (e.g., ovulation-inducing medications, intrauterine insemination)?

Have lifestyle changes (e.g., weight loss, quitting smoking) failed to improve fertility over an extended period?

Are you or your partner diagnosed with a fertility-related medical condition (e.g., polycystic ovary syndrome, endometriosis)?

Have you or your partner been diagnosed with a genetic disorder that may impact fertility?