Your first consultation in Wels

Important questions during your first consultation

The first open conversation between the doctor and the patient at our Wels fertility clinic allows us to discuss important factors regarding your desire to have children. For example, how long have you been trying to become pregnant? Has there already been a previous pregnancy or possibly a miscarriage? What information can you provide about the length of the woman’s cycle and the bleeding? Are you taking any medication regularly? Have you had any infections, chronic illnesses or previous operations?

All options of fertility treatment for you

Our aim is to explain the various options for fertility treatment to patients during the initial consultation with one of our doctors.

Which procedure or treatment method could be the right one?

• IUI (Intrauterine Insemination)

• IVF (In-vitro Fertilisation)

• ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection)?

What do patients need to know in advance about possible hormone treatment or egg retrieval/puncture?

Procedure of your initial consultation

• We inform you about all the possible treatment methods of fertility treatment and their chances of success.

• You will learn what potential risks and costs you may incur.

• We will also inform you about our above-average treatment success in our clinic in Wels.

• The entire conversation will be documented with an individual treatment protocol.

Important documents to bring to your initial consultation with us

To prepare well for your initial consultation, please put together the following necessary documents:

Please bring the following diagnostic reports for the woman

• Hormone status from the beginning of the cycle (2nd or 3rd day best)

• Surgery reports of surgery on the uterus or the ovaries

• Findings and records of previous IVF treatments

• Pap smear

  
  

Please bring the following diagnostic reports for the man

• Spermiogram (semen analysis)

  
  

For subsequent treatment, these documents are required as well

• A treatment agreement signed by both partners (see download)

• A copy of the marriage certificate

• For unmarried couples, according to the Austrian Reproductive Medicine Act, evidence (notarial deeds) of detailed advice on the legal consequences of medically assisted reproduction by a court or notary is required

• Copies of photo IDs of both partners

• Non-EU citizens: residence permit

  
  

Would you like to know more about the possible treatment methods in our TFP fertility clinic in Wels? Make an appointment now for your initial consultation or come to one of our free online informational events.