Will I be able to have a child?

Can I get pregnant? Find out with hormone tests, a spermiogram and an ultrasound

We answer this question with measurements, not guesswork — a single visit, results in 2–3 days.

You are thinking about having a child but have not started trying yet. Or you have only just started. There is a question in your mind: could something be wrong?

You do not have to wait years to find out.

Why look now instead of waiting?

Because knowing early saves time — and in reproductive health, time is the most valuable thing you have.

  • If there is a problem on the man's side, treatment usually takes a long time. Starting months earlier means gaining months.
  • If a woman's ovarian reserve is low, knowing early keeps the options open. Methods such as egg freezing work when they are considered in time.

Most people only learn this after trying for a year without result. That year does not come back.

Even if nothing turns up, you gain: peace of mind, and the ability to plan.

What does the package include?

For women

StageContent
ConsultationGynaecological examination and assessment
UltrasoundTransvaginal ultrasound · antral follicle count for ovarian reserve · assessment of the uterine cavity
Hormone testsAMH · FSH · LH · Estradiol · Prolactin · TSH

Your appointment is scheduled for day 2–3 of your period. Everything is completed that day — you do not need to come twice.

For men

StageContent
ConsultationAssessment consultation
AnalysisSpermiogram (semen analysis)
Hormone testsFSH · LH · Total testosterone · Prolactin · TSH
Viral panelHBsAg · Anti-HCV · Anti-HIV · Syphilis (VDRL/TPHA)

Your appointment is scheduled after 3 days of sexual abstinence — this period is needed for the spermiogram to give an accurate result. We plan it together when you book. Everything is completed that day; you do not need to come twice.

The viral panel is the standard test the laboratory requires before semen analysis.

Results come in 2–3 days

When the results arrive we go through what each one means. You will not be handed a sheet of paper you cannot read.

  1. Everything is normal — your path is clear. We tell you when to check again.
  2. Something is borderline — we make a follow-up plan; treatment may not be needed yet.
  3. There is a finding that needs attention — then we discuss the options.

What can we do if something turns up?

The purpose of this package is not to start you on treatment, but to show you where you stand. If something does turn up, the solution is also in Tirana:

  • Ovulation monitoring and induction
  • Intrauterine insemination (IUI)
  • In vitro fertilisation (IVF) and ICSI
  • Egg freezing
  • IVF with donor eggs or donor sperm

All are performed at SAGA Clinic, Tirana.

Package price

PackagePrice
Panel for women28.000 Lekë
Panel for men20.000 Lekë

The assessment is offered as a single package: the consultation, the ultrasound and all tests are included. You do not pay for each test separately.

Frequently asked questions

We are not married — can we still do this?

Yes. This is a preparatory assessment; marriage is not a requirement.

Do we both have to come?

No, you can do it separately. But assessing both of you together gives a more meaningful result — because the result is the sum of the two of you.

When is the appointment scheduled?

For women, the appointment is scheduled for day 2–3 of the period, and everything is done that day. For men, the appointment is scheduled after 3 days of sexual abstinence. In both cases a single visit is enough.

What if the result is bad?

There is no such thing as a “bad result” — there is information. Knowing early means having options. What is genuinely bad is finding out late.

Will anyone else see my results?

No. Your results are shared with you only.

Book an appointment. Do not leave the question hanging. Let us assess it in a single visit and give you your answer in 2–3 days.

Asst. Prof. Eser Ağar, MD · SAGA Clinic, Tirana

Author: Asst. Prof. Eser Ağar, MD — Obstetrician and Gynecologist

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This page is for informational purposes and does not replace examination and physician evaluation.

Medically reviewed: Asst. Prof. Eser Ağar, MD —