No matter where you are on your journey, seeing a fertility specialist (or reproductive endocrinologist) can be exciting but also nerve-racking. So, whether it’s your first, third, or sixth appointment, we have a guide that can help you feel more prepared.
Your first appointment will last about 1 to 2 hours, and you’ll probably talk to your fertility specialist (or nurse) about:
Whether your appointment is in-person or virtual, we can help you prepare. Make sure you have these things ready:
Call ahead of time to have your OB/GYN send relevant medical records—like surgeries, recent Pap tests, and a list of any medications you take—over to your fertility specialist’s office
Gather copies of any previous fertility workups you or your partner have had
Have insurance information available for you and your partner
Have a list of concerns/observations about your cycle
Write down all of your questions and concerns before the appointment starts
Have a support person with you on the call or at the in-person appointment as allowed by clinic guidelines
Keep a paper and pen handy to write down notes
Have these questions with you at your appointment!
As you continue to work with your doctor, we want to be there for you. Just answer one simple question below and we will give you a personalized guide that can help you have a more productive conversation with your fertility specialist.
These questions can help you get the conversation started so you can take the next step forward in your journey.
Here are some questions you can ask that will help you figure out next steps with your fertility specialist.
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