When to see a fertility specialist
There's no need to struggle in silence or wait forever. Knowing when to seek help is itself part of a good plan — and asking early keeps more options open.
There's no need to struggle in silence or wait forever. Knowing when to seek help is itself part of a good plan — and asking early keeps more options open.
If you're under 35, it's reasonable to see a doctor after about a year of trying. If you're 35 or older, don't wait longer than around six months — age is one factor where earlier really does help.
Some situations are worth acting on straight away:
A fertility assessment always looks at both partners. That's not a matter of blame — it's simply the fastest route to understanding what will help.
Mostly a conversation — your history, your cycles and any concerns — followed by a plan for a few straightforward tests. You'll leave understanding the next steps, not overwhelmed by them.
Dr. Ritika handles fertility evaluation, ovulation and PCOS management, and clear guidance on the path ahead — with Cloudnine's fertility services available for treatments like IUI and IVF when they're the right step.
The clearest next step is a calm consultation. Dr. Ritika will talk it through with you — no rush, no jargon.
About a year under 35, six months at 35 or older, and sooner if you have irregular periods or a known condition.
Ideally yes — both partners are part of the assessment.
No. Many couples need only simple guidance or minor treatment; IVF is one option among several, not a foregone conclusion.
A detailed history, an examination, and a plan for a few basic tests for both partners.
Consultations at Cloudnine Hospital, Phase 3 Industrial Area, Mohali · Mon–Sat, 10 AM – 5 PM.
General education only — not a substitute for a personal consultation. If you have urgent symptoms, seek care promptly.