Advanced Female Fertility Tests
Advanced female fertility tests can help to diagnose fertility problems when preliminary tests fail to accurately determine the cause of female infertility. As such, these tests are more sophisticated diagnostic tools and can help provide a basis for more extensive fertility treatment.
A day three inhibin B test is an advanced female fertility tests; this test is performed after such preliminary female infertility testing procedures such as blood tests. Used to evaluate egg quality and quantity, a day three inhibin test evaluates hormone levels in order to assess whether hormonal irregularities are the cause of infertility.
Furthermore, a leukocyte antibody detection (LAD) test analyzes white blood cells in order to assess abnormalities, which might be causing infertility. This test is particularly helpful for women who have experienced a miscarriage or stillbirth.
Another type of advanced female infertility testing method is a hysteroscopy; in this procedure, a small instrument is inserted into the uterus in order to check for fibroids and cysts. A hysteroscopy can also help diagnose uterine and pelvic pain as well as unexplained infertility.
A sonohysterogram can also play an integral role in female fertility testing. This advanced infertility test can help to assess uterine structure abnormalities as well as check for fallopian tube blockages, making it an important diagnostic tool for female fertility problems.
In addition, a laparoscopy can also help diagnose female infertility by helping to check for uterine abnormalities as well as conditions such as endometriosis, while an anti nuclear antibodies test and an anti ovarian antibodies test can help to assess for the presence of antibodies in your blood which can be affecting your fertility.
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