Reproductive Health Screening

Why Reproductive Screening Matters at Every Stage?

Reproductive health changes with age, making regular screenings important at every stage of life.The benefits of proactive screening are manifold:
 

• Early Detection and Intervention (20s and Early 30s):Screening allows for the early detection of conditions like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, and hormonal imbalances that could affect fertility later on. Early intervention can help manage these conditions, preserving fertility and improving your chances of conception when you’re ready.
• Personalized Fertility Planning (Mid to Late 30s): As you approach your mid to late 30s, fertility naturally begins to decline. Screening at this stage helps assess your ovarian reserve, egg quality, and overall reproductive health, allowing you to make informed decisions about family planning. Whether you choose to conceive naturally, consider fertility preservation, or explore assisted reproductive technologies, personalised guidance from screening results can be invaluable.
• Identifying Age-Related Risks (During 40s): Fertility screening in your early 40s is crucial for identifying age-related risks that could impact pregnancy, such as decreased ovarian reserve, higher chances of chromosomal abnormalities, and increased risk of miscarriage. In the late 40s, it provides insights into the onset of perimenopause or menopause.
• Health Monitoring Beyond Fertility (50s and Beyond): Even after the childbearing years, fertility screening remains important for monitoring overall reproductive health. Conditions like uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, and endometrial cancer can be detected through regular screenings, allowing for early treatment and better long-term health outcomes.

Regular screenings help you stay vigilant about your reproductive health, keeping it free from unwanted complications, regardless of your age.