MISSOURI FERTILITY
  • About Us
    • Our Team >
      • Gil Wilshire
      • Anil Dubey
    • Our Lab
    • Get Started >
      • Financial Information
      • Out-of-Town Patients
    • Referring Physicians
    • Missouri Fertility in the News
    • Success Stories
    • COVID-19 Policies
  • Services
    • Infertility >
      • Evaluation & Diagnosis
      • Ovulation Induction
      • IUI
      • IVF
    • Fertility >
      • Fertility Assessment
      • Egg Freezing
      • Sperm Cyropreservation
      • Embryo Banking
      • Fertility Preservation: Medical Necessity
    • Third Party Reproduction
    • Reproductive Surgery
    • Patient Resources >
      • Support and Counseling
      • Nutrition & Wellness
      • Medication Education
  • IVF
    • Evaluating an IVF Lab
    • IVF FAQs
  • Fertility Facts
    • Age & Infertility
    • Conception 101
    • Endocrine Disorders
    • Endometriosis
    • Fallopian Tube Issues
    • Female Infertility
    • Infertility FAQs
    • Infertility Myths
    • Male Infertility
    • PCOS
    • Pelvic Pain
    • Premature Ovarian Failure
    • Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
    • Secondary Infertility
    • Sexually Transmitted Disease
    • Unexplained Infertility
    • Uterine Disorders
  • Blog
  • Contact

Evaluation & Diagnosis

When you arrive at your appointment, you and your partner will meet with Dr. Wilshire and first discuss what has led you to seek an evaluation. This discussion will often include a review of your medical history, the details of your attempts so far to get pregnant, and overviews of the tests and procedures which will help diagnose causes of infertility. The doctor will summarize the treatment options available so you are aware of what the next steps are, should you be diagnosed.

Infertility Testing

The purpose of infertility testing is to identify the origin of the problem in achieving successful pregnancy. Both partners will be evaluated, so we can determine the best treatment.
Male Testing

Evaluation of the male factor involves a semen analysis, and possible endocrine testing such as, testosterone, FSH, and prolactin.
Female Testing

Female evaluation consists of a physical examination and vaginal ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries. Often times hormone testing is required to diagnose the cause of infertility.
"When family matters, we're here for you!" ~Team Wilshire
REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT
Missouri Fertility
1506 E Broadway
uite 220
Columbia, MO 65201
Info@MissouriFertility.com
Phone: 573-443-4511
Fax: 573-443-7860
  • About Us
    • Our Team >
      • Gil Wilshire
      • Anil Dubey
    • Our Lab
    • Get Started >
      • Financial Information
      • Out-of-Town Patients
    • Referring Physicians
    • Missouri Fertility in the News
    • Success Stories
    • COVID-19 Policies
  • Services
    • Infertility >
      • Evaluation & Diagnosis
      • Ovulation Induction
      • IUI
      • IVF
    • Fertility >
      • Fertility Assessment
      • Egg Freezing
      • Sperm Cyropreservation
      • Embryo Banking
      • Fertility Preservation: Medical Necessity
    • Third Party Reproduction
    • Reproductive Surgery
    • Patient Resources >
      • Support and Counseling
      • Nutrition & Wellness
      • Medication Education
  • IVF
    • Evaluating an IVF Lab
    • IVF FAQs
  • Fertility Facts
    • Age & Infertility
    • Conception 101
    • Endocrine Disorders
    • Endometriosis
    • Fallopian Tube Issues
    • Female Infertility
    • Infertility FAQs
    • Infertility Myths
    • Male Infertility
    • PCOS
    • Pelvic Pain
    • Premature Ovarian Failure
    • Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
    • Secondary Infertility
    • Sexually Transmitted Disease
    • Unexplained Infertility
    • Uterine Disorders
  • Blog
  • Contact