Reproductive health assessment for 170 lari

Dear Patients,
We offer a comprehensive reproductive health assessment program. Only for primary patients.

The program includes:

• A blood test for Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) levels;
• A consultation with reproductive specialist Natalia Knyazeva, including an ultrasound of the pelvic organs during the appointment.

Cost: 170 Lari (instead of 310 Lari)

A fertility assessment is a comprehensive examination for women that includes several diagnostic procedures to determine ovarian reserve and the ability to carry a pregnancy. The information gathered is useful for creating reproductive plans and selecting infertility treatment methods.

Our program helps identify risks of fertility decline and provides recommendations on how to eliminate or manage them.

The program includes a consultation with Natalia Knyazeva, a reproductive specialist with 16 years of medical experience.

To participate, you need to book an appointment with the doctor and then to have a blood test for Anti-Müllerian Hormone at our clinic after your consultation. The program aims to raise awareness among women about the importance of preserving reproductive health and the possibility of delayed motherhood.

What is ovarian reserve and why is it important to monitor?

Ovarian reserve refers to the quantity and quality of a woman's eggs in her ovaries. Assessing ovarian reserve helps determine a woman's ability to conceive naturally or with the help of assisted reproductive technologies.

As a woman ages, the number and quality of eggs decrease, which reduces the likelihood of conception and increases the risk of pregnancy loss.

Factors that contribute to a decline in ovarian reserve include age, genetic factors, pelvic surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy, harmful habits such as smoking and alcohol consumption, as well as certain conditions like endometriosis, among others.

Why does reproductive health decline?

It’s no secret that a reduction in reproductive function is a natural process. But why does it sometimes occur earlier than expected?

• Lifestyle changes: poor diet, stress, lack of physical activity, and smoking;
• Environmental factors: pollution, exposure to chemicals, and radiation;
• Medical factors: chronic diseases, hormonal imbalances, infections, and surgeries;
• Genetic factors: hereditary conditions and gene mutations;
• Psychological factors: stress, depression, and anxiety.

Many women delay motherhood for social reasons—they want to pursue education, build a career, or ensure a stable environment before having a child. As a result, the age at which women have their first child is increasing, leading to greater exposure to the factors mentioned above, which can impact reproductive health.

This is why it’s so important to monitor your health in a timely manner and take necessary actions when needed.

What’s next?

If during the consultation a significant decrease in ovarian reserve or early ovarian failure are revealed, the doctor may recommend treatment, including IVF or a delayed motherhood program under special conditions. *

Learn more about the program and book an appointment with a doctor today! We will help you maintain your health and fertility.

*Special conditions of the program include free egg or embryo freezing. Check with the clinic for program duration and detailed terms.

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