Early Intervention

There are two types of medication used to induce ovulation: either oral tablets or daily injections of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). The most common oral medication is Clomiphene Citrate—known as Clomid or Serophene.

That depends. It may be a good idea if:

• you have suffered recurrent miscarriage

• you’re over 35

• you have a family history of chromosomal disorders

• you’ve had unsuccessful IVF cycles

The egg timer test measures your levels of anti-mullerian hormone, or AMH. This gives us a good idea of your ovarian reserve—the number of good eggs left in your body.