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Should I and my partner both undergo fertility tests?
- Published on December 21, 2021
- Updated on December 21, 2021
Yes, for determining the best possible cause of infertility, if any, both males and females should go through fertility tests. It further helps doctors to understand the right way forward.
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Written by:
Dr. Deepika Mishra
With over 11 years of expertise under her belt, Dr. Deepika Mishra has been assisting couples with infertility issues. She has been contributing immensely to the field of the medical fraternity and is an expert in finding solutions for couples undergoing infertility issues, and high-risk pregnancies and is also a skilled gynecological oncologist.
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