Fertility & Reproductive Medicine
Fertility & Reproductive Medicine
Personalised Fertility Care for Your Journey Towards Parenthood
Starting a family can be an exciting journey, but fertility concerns can sometimes make the path feel uncertain. At Janki FemCare – Fertility and Women Wellness, we provide personalised fertility and reproductive care designed around your individual health, reproductive goals and medical needs.
From fertility assessment and pre-conception counselling to ovulation management, IUI and guidance regarding IVF and ICSI, our approach focuses on understanding the underlying factors and helping you make informed decisions at every stage.
Dedicated Fertility Professionals
24/7 Patient Support
Understanding Your Fertility
Fertility can be influenced by several factors, including age, ovarian reserve, ovulation, reproductive health, medical conditions and male-factor concerns.
A detailed evaluation can help identify what may be affecting conception and guide your next steps.
- Infertility evaluation
- Female fertility assessment
- Male fertility evaluation
- AMH and ovarian reserve assessment
- Follicular monitoring
- Reproductive health evaluation
- Assessment based on your individual medical history
- Ovulation assessment
Pre-conception counselling
Planning a pregnancy begins before conception. Counselling helps you understand your current health and identify what may matter before you try to conceive.
We discuss your medical history, reproductive goals, lifestyle and any existing health concerns, so you can prepare for pregnancy.
- General health before pregnancy
- Reproductive health
- Menstrual and ovulation patterns
- Existing medical conditions
- Lifestyle and nutrition
- Medications and supplements
- Pregnancy planning
Assessment and treatment
The right approach is decided individually, after clinical evaluation.
1. Fertility assessment and ovarian reserve
Depending on your circumstances, evaluation may include AMH testing, ovarian reserve assessment, ultrasound evaluation and ovulation monitoring. Understanding ovarian reserve is especially useful when discussing fertility planning and treatment options.
2. Follicular monitoring and ovulation management
Follicular monitoring tracks the development of ovarian follicles through the menstrual cycle. It helps assess follicular growth and ovulation, and may be used when planning certain treatments. Where appropriate, care may include ovulation induction under medical supervision.
3. IUI (intrauterine insemination)
Prepared sperm is placed directly into the uterus around the time of ovulation. Whether IUI is suitable depends on fertility history, age, ovulation, sperm parameters and other clinical factors. We counsel you on the process, suitability and what to expect.
4. IVF and ICSI guidance
For patients considering advanced treatment, we explain In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) and Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI): how they work, when they may be considered, the stages involved, the investigations that may be needed, what can influence planning, and the questions to ask before you proceed.
5. Fertility preservation and egg freezing
Egg freezing involves collecting and cryopreserving eggs for possible future use. Suitability and expected outcomes depend on individual factors, including age and ovarian reserve. A consultation can show whether it is relevant for you.
6. Recurrent pregnancy loss and implantation concerns
Repeated pregnancy loss or difficulty with implantation can be emotionally hard. We offer evaluation and counselling, with investigations planned around your history and clinical needs.
7. Donor and assisted reproductive guidance
If you are considering donor-assisted or other assisted options, we provide medical counselling to help you understand the pathways and considerations.
Care that continues after conception
Our reproductive care extends through pregnancy and beyond.
First trimester care
Support and medical guidance during the early stages of pregnancy.
First trimester care
Support and medical guidance during the early stages of pregnancy.
Lactation counselling
Professional guidance to help mothers understand breastfeeding and address common lactation concerns.
Lactation counselling
Professional guidance to help mothers understand breastfeeding and address common lactation concerns.
Postpartum care
Support for women's physical and reproductive health after childbirth.
Postpartum care
Support for women's physical and reproductive health after childbirth.
When should you consider a fertility consultation?
You may want professional fertility advice if any of these apply to you.
We discuss your medical history, reproductive goals, lifestyle and any existing health concerns, so you can prepare for pregnancy.
- You have been trying to conceive without success
- Your periods are irregular or unpredictable
- You have a known reproductive or hormonal condition
- You have concerns about ovarian reserve
- You are considering fertility preservation
- You have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss
- You have had previous fertility treatment
- You want to understand your fertility before planning a pregnancy
Our approach
01.
Understand
We begin with your health and your reproductive goals.
02.
Plan
We discuss the evaluation and treatment options that fit you.
03.
Support
Guidance and compassionate care throughout your journey.
Frequently asked questions
A fertility assessment is an evaluation of factors that may influence conception. The investigations recommended depend on your medical history and individual circumstances.
AMH is a hormone that can be used as one of the markers when assessing ovarian reserve. It is interpreted along with other clinical information.
No. Suitability for IUI depends on several individual factors and should be assessed by a fertility specialist.
The right time depends on age, medical history, menstrual patterns and other factors. A consultation can help determine whether evaluation is appropriate.
