Tests for women:

•     History case of previous diseases and operations,

•     Blood test of HIV, syphilis, HbsAg (B-hepatitis) and HCV (C-hepatitis),

•     Blood group and Rh factor tests,

•     Blood test of FSH, LH, Testosterone, TSH, E2 and PRL on 3-5 day of cycle,

•     Chlamydia, gonorrhoea and trichomonosis,

•     Rubella test,

•     Cytological test from cervix of the uterus.

Tests for man:

•     Spermiogramme (sperm analysis);

•     Blood test of HIV, Syphilis, HbsAg (B-hepatitis) and HCV (C-hepatitis);

•     Tests for Chlamydia, trichomonosis and gonorrhoea.

Methods of treatment

1. Program of in vitro fertilization (IVF).
This method is recommended in the treatment of the most serious forms of infertility and in case, when the tubes are absent or not transparent, is it an unique chanche for patients. This method is indicated also in case of endometriosis, some forms of male infertility , unexplained infertility and polycystic ovarian syndrome.

2. The program of insemination with husband's sperm(AIH) is indicated  in many cases of  female and male infertility when the transport function of tubes is preserved, or man parameters of sperm quality are decreased.

3. The program  of insemination with donor's sperm(AID) allows to solve the problem of many couples, where the infertility occurs because of spermatogenesis  disorder or failure.

 
4. Patients without ovaries or with irreversible pathology of ovaries are included into program of egg donation. In this case the donor's oocytes which had been fertilized by sperm of recipient's husband (or donor) is transferred into the uterus of recipient, who bears the child.

5. Intracytoplasmic injection of spermatozoa into oocyte- ICSI. This method allows to obtain fertilization in the cases which had been considered as hopeless before - e.g. the severe male factor infertility. ICSI is performed also together with TESA(testicular sperm extraction) and MESA (microepididymal sperm extraction) if there is no sperm ejaculation.