Identify fertility factors
Ultrasound can detect ovarian cysts, PCOS, endometriomas, fibroids, polyps, and uterine anomalies – many of which can be treated to improve fertility.
Infertility ultrasound is a comprehensive imaging evaluation that assesses the key factors affecting female fertility – ovarian reserve, follicle development, endometrial health, and uterine anatomy. It is an essential part of the fertility work‑up and guides treatment decisions, helping you and your specialist understand the best path forward.
Ultrasound plays a central role in fertility assessment. It provides critical information about the ovaries (number of follicles, presence of cysts, ovarian volume), the uterus (shape, fibroids, polyps, endometrium), and the cycle (follicular growth and ovulation). This information helps diagnose conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, uterine anomalies, and tubal factors.
At Amytri, our infertility ultrasound services are performed by experienced consultant radiologists using state‑of‑the‑art transvaginal ultrasound. We work closely with your fertility specialist to provide the information needed for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning. Our approach is compassionate, thorough, and tailored to your individual needs.
Infertility ultrasound provides essential information that guides diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring – helping maximise your chances of success.
Ultrasound can detect ovarian cysts, PCOS, endometriomas, fibroids, polyps, and uterine anomalies – many of which can be treated to improve fertility.
Ovarian reserve, follicle development, and endometrial health directly influence treatment choices – from medication to IUI, IVF, or surgery.
During fertility treatment, ultrasound monitors follicle growth, endometrial development, and ovarian response – ensuring optimal timing and safety.
Our infertility ultrasound provides a complete picture of your reproductive health, covering all the key factors that affect fertility.
We count antral follicles (AFC) in both ovaries and measure ovarian volume – key indicators of your remaining egg supply. An AFC <5 may indicate diminished ovarian reserve.
We track follicle growth throughout the cycle – from early antral follicles to the dominant follicle (18‑24 mm) at ovulation. This guides the timing of intercourse or fertility procedures.
We measure endometrial thickness and assess its trilaminar pattern – a thick, trilaminar endometrium is associated with optimal implantation. We also detect polyps, adhesions, and hyperplasia.
We assess uterine size, shape, and contour – detecting fibroids, adenomyosis, and congenital anomalies (such as septate uterus) that can affect implantation and pregnancy.
If a focal lesion is suspected, we perform SIS – infusing sterile saline into the uterine cavity to provide a clear view of the endometrial cavity, detecting polyps, fibroids, and adhesions.
Using contrast-enhanced ultrasound (HyCoSy), we can assess tubal patency – a key factor in fertility evaluation, detecting blocked tubes that may prevent conception.
Your fertility specialist or gynaecologist refers you for an infertility ultrasound. We plan the assessment based on your cycle phase and treatment stage.
We perform a transvaginal ultrasound to assess ovarian reserve (AFC), detect cysts, and evaluate the uterus and endometrium. This provides a comprehensive starting point.
For women undergoing fertility treatment, we schedule follow‑up scans every 2‑3 days to track follicle growth, endometrial development, and ovulation timing.
We provide a detailed report to your specialist, including ovarian reserve, follicle development, endometrial assessment, and any identified pathology – guiding the next steps in your fertility journey.
It is an essential part of the fertility work‑up for most women and couples seeking to understand and improve their fertility.
Ultrasound is a first‑line investigation for couples who have been trying to conceive without success.
Ultrasound can identify PCOS, ovarian cysts, and other ovulatory disorders that affect cycle regularity.
Baseline ultrasound and follicular monitoring are essential before and during fertility treatment to guide timing and dosing.
Ultrasound can identify and characterise these conditions, which may be contributing to infertility.
Ultrasound can assess uterine anatomy and endometrial health – factors that may contribute to recurrent loss.
Women over 35 may benefit from ovarian reserve assessment to understand their fertility potential.
Dr. Abhishek has extensive experience in reproductive ultrasound, including ovarian reserve assessment, follicular monitoring, endometrial evaluation, and uterine imaging. He understands the emotional and practical aspects of the fertility journey and provides clear, compassionate care.
Fertility journeys can be stressful – having your partner with you provides support and shared understanding at each step.
We welcome partners to attend infertility ultrasound appointments. We explain what we are seeing, discuss the findings, and answer questions together. This helps both of you stay informed and engaged in the treatment process.
Infertility ultrasound is a comprehensive imaging evaluation that assesses ovarian reserve, follicle development, endometrial health, and uterine anatomy – essential for diagnosing and treating fertility issues.
The baseline scan is usually performed on day 2‑5 of your menstrual cycle. Follow‑up scans for follicular monitoring are scheduled from day 8‑12 onwards. Your specialist will advise the best timing for your situation.
The transvaginal ultrasound is generally not painful – you may feel slight pressure, but it is well‑tolerated. SIS or HyCoSy may cause mild cramping, which is temporary.
AFC measures the number of small follicles in your ovaries – it is a key indicator of ovarian reserve. A normal AFC is typically 10‑15 or more; a low count (<5) may indicate diminished ovarian reserve.
Yes, a referral from a fertility specialist or gynaecologist is recommended, as they will interpret the results and plan your treatment accordingly. We work closely with your specialist to provide timely reports.
Infertility ultrasound is a broader assessment that includes ovarian reserve, uterine evaluation, and tubal assessment. Follicular monitoring is a focused series of scans that track follicle growth in a specific cycle for timing intercourse or treatment.
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