β Diagnostics
Diagnostics
Comprehensive workup
A complete, step-by-step evaluation of your whole health, so we can find what is behind your symptoms.
The idea
One complete picture, not a list of tests
Fertility and women's health problems rarely have a single cause. A comprehensive workup looks at your whole story, tests at the right moments in your cycle, and then looks inside when it matters, so every recommendation rests on what we actually find.

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Listen and chart
Your history, lifestyle, and cycle
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Test on time
Labs timed to your chart
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Look inside
In-office imaging and procedures
What's included
Everything we may look at
Your story
Detailed history and goals
What you have noticed, what has been tried, and what you hope for.
Cycle charting review
Your chart shows your fertile window and when to test.
Nutrition and lifestyle review
Daily habits that affect your hormones and cycle.
Timed labs
Cycle-timed hormone profile
Ovarian function and ovulation quality, drawn on the right days.
Full thyroid panel
A closer look than a single TSH.
Insulin resistance testing
Important for PCOS and irregular cycles.
Micronutrient testing
Vitamins and minerals that support fertility.
Imaging and evaluation
Pelvic ultrasound
Uterus, ovaries, and follicle development.
Saline infusion sonogram (SIS)
Clearer views of the uterine cavity.
Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)
Checks the uterine shape and whether the tubes are open. Done at the hospital.
Office hysteroscopy
A direct look inside the uterus.
Deeper testing, when needed
Immune system evaluation
For recurrent loss or unexplained subfertility.
Antibody testing
Recurrent miscarriage and subfertility.
Microbiome testing
The balance of bacteria in the reproductive tract.
For your spouse
Semen analysis
Fertility is a shared story, and half of the picture may be here.
Basic male hormone panel
Offered along with treatment as needed.


Built around you
Your history decides your workup
Some patients need a handful of tests. Others need the full list. We start with your story and your chart, then add only what will help us find the cause.
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