13/05/2026
The fertility conversation you’re not having, but should be.
1. “Unexplained” infertility often # means under-explored. In my clinical experience, unexplained more often means the right tests haven’t been done or the results haven’t been interpreted with enough depth.
2. Male factor is often under-investigated. Nearly half of fertility challenges involve male factor. It’s one of the simplest things to check and one of the last things people get around to. Test him. Early.
3. “Normal” blood results don’t necessarily mean optimal. There’s a difference between a result that falls within a reference range and a result that supports conception.
4. Low AMH doesn’t tell you whether you can get pregnant. It’s one marker of ovarian reserve. It’s not a verdict. Context matters far more than a single number.
5. High levels of cycle pain are common. They are not normal. Painful periods are not a rite of passage. Conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids and PID can all correlate with menstrual pain and they can have a real impact on your fertility.
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