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Which fertility reports should international patients send before their Delhi consultation?

Oct 2026
7 min read
Which fertility reports should international patients send before their Delhi consultation?

Key Takeaways

  • Send existing reports for both partners, including previous fertility treatment records.
  • Include test dates, laboratory ranges and menstrual cycle days wherever available.
  • Do not repeat every test before speaking with the fertility doctor.
  • Confirm medical, document and scheduling requirements before booking non-refundable travel.

Preparing your delhi ivf consultation reports does not mean ordering a long list of new tests. Start with what you already have. Clear, complete records help the doctor understand your situation before you fly to India.

At Pravi Global IVF, E-3, 3rd Floor, Lajpat Nagar 2, New Delhi, you can ask how to share records before requesting a remote consultation. The doctor will decide what else is needed and whether treatment planning can begin remotely.

Your delhi ivf consultation reports checklist

Include reports for both partners when applicable, even if earlier treatment focused on only one person. Fertility decisions usually depend on the combined picture, not one hormone value or one semen report.

The table below is a collection guide, not a prescription. Some investigations will not apply to you.

Report groupWhat to send if availableUseful details
Ovarian reserve and hormonesAMH, FSH, LH, estradiol, thyroid tests and prolactinTest date, units, reference ranges and cycle day where relevant
Pelvic assessmentUltrasound reports, antral follicle count and relevant scan imagesCycle day, follicle findings, fibroids, cysts or uterine concerns
Tubal and uterine assessmentHSG, HyCoSy, hysteroscopy or laparoscopy recordsWritten findings, operation notes and images if available
Male fertility assessmentSemen analysis and any specialist investigationsCollection date, abstinence period, laboratory method and full results
Previous fertility treatmentIUI or IVF cycle summaries and embryology recordsMedicines, response, fertilisation, embryo development and outcomes
General health and screeningExisting blood counts, blood group, infection screening and relevant medical reportsDates, ongoing treatment and any abnormal findings

Hormone tests need context

FSH and estradiol are often interpreted in the early menstrual phase, commonly around cycle days 2–3. AMH can usually be measured on any cycle day, but the doctor still needs your age, medical history and treatment context.

AMH does not measure egg quality or predict pregnancy on its own. Please do not assume that a low result rules out treatment, or that a higher result guarantees a particular response.

Send the full semen report

A message saying “count normal” is not enough. Send every page showing semen volume, concentration, motility and morphology, along with laboratory comments.

Results can vary between samples. Mention recent fever, collection difficulties and medicines, including testosterone or anabolic steroids. The doctor may recommend a repeat sample or further assessment rather than relying on one result.

Previous treatment records can prevent guesswork

If you have had treatment elsewhere, ask that clinic for a complete cycle summary. A prescription alone does not show how your ovaries responded or how embryos developed.

  • Stimulation protocol, medicine doses, monitoring scans and trigger details.
  • Egg retrieval summary, including eggs collected and mature eggs where recorded.
  • Whether conventional IVF or ICSI was used, with fertilisation results.
  • Embryo development, grading, transfer details and freezing records.
  • Pregnancy test results, pregnancy scans and any complications.

For example, if you remember that “three embryos were made”, the embryology record can clarify their stage and whether any remain frozen. That information may affect the next discussion.

If embryos, eggs or sperm are stored abroad, mention this early. Moving reproductive material involves separate legal, laboratory and transport checks; do not assume it can accompany you on your flight.

Add a one-page medical and fertility summary

Your delhi ivf consultation reports are easier to interpret when accompanied by a short timeline. Plain language is fine. You do not need to write a medical essay.

  • Both partners’ ages and how long you have been trying to conceive.
  • Usual menstrual cycle length, last period date and irregular bleeding.
  • Previous pregnancies, births, miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies.
  • Operations, endometriosis, pelvic infections and significant illnesses.
  • Current medicines, supplements, allergies and relevant family history.
  • Your country of residence, time zone and possible travel dates.

Include relevant genetic reports or pregnancy loss investigations if already done. These are not routine requirements for everyone. The doctor will decide whether further testing has a clear purpose.

How to organise files for a remote consultation

Readable files save everyone time. A photograph of half a page can leave out the test date or units, which may change how a result is interpreted.

  • Use PDFs where possible, with all pages in the correct order.
  • Name files clearly, such as “Partner1_AMH_June2026”.
  • Keep names, dates, units and laboratory ranges visible.
  • Send original reports with English translations if they are in another language; ask whether certified translations are needed.
  • Ask the clinic for its approved sharing channel before sending sensitive records or identity documents.

Keep passports separate from medical files unless the clinic requests them. Avoid posting reports in public groups. Ask who can access your records and whether your partner needs to provide separate consent.

For the video appointment, have both partners available if possible. Keep your medicine list nearby and write down your questions about treatment choices, monitoring, costs and expected attendance.

Which tests may need repeating in Delhi?

There is no single expiry date for every fertility report. A previous operation note can remain useful for years, while scans, semen tests or screening results may need updating for the planned procedure.

The doctor will review when each test was done, whether your health has changed and whether the laboratory report is suitable. Infection screening may need to meet current clinical and regulatory requirements.

Do not start hormones or change prescribed medicines based on a checklist. Your consultation may lead to further assessment, IUI, IVF treatment in Lajpat Nagar or another approach, depending on the findings.

Plan travel after the medical review

A remote review can help organise care, but it cannot replace every examination or scan. Ask when you should arrive in relation to your period and whether local monitoring abroad is acceptable.

An IVF stimulation phase often takes around 8–14 days, but this is not the total stay. Preparation, retrieval, recovery and transfer decisions can change the schedule. A frozen embryo transfer may require a separate visit.

  • Confirm which appointments require each partner to attend in person.
  • Ask about identity, relationship, consent and eligibility documents for your circumstances.
  • Foreign nationals should verify visa requirements with official Indian visa services; NRIs and OCI holders should confirm their applicable documents.
  • Keep tickets and accommodation flexible until the clinic confirms a provisional schedule.

For repeated visits, accommodation near Lajpat Nagar 2 may be convenient. Look for lift access, reliable meals and flexible booking terms. Travel across Delhi varies depending on traffic.

Keep digital and paper copies of your delhi ivf consultation reports with you. Before returning abroad, ask about follow-up, prescriptions and whom to contact if symptoms develop after treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we consult without all our reports?

Yes, you can request an initial discussion with available records. Missing information may limit recommendations, and the doctor may request additional reports before confirming a plan.

Should I repeat AMH before travelling?

Not automatically. Send your existing result with its date and units. The doctor will decide whether repeating it would help planning.

Does my partner need a semen analysis first?

Send an existing report if available. If none has been done, ask whether testing locally before consultation would be useful and what collection instructions to follow.

Can we book flights immediately after a video consultation?

Wait for a provisional schedule and document guidance. Cycle timing and additional findings may still change arrival dates or the expected stay.

Will sending reports confirm that IVF is suitable?

No. Records support assessment, but suitability depends on medical review, any necessary examination and applicable requirements. A doctor will decide with you after discussing the options.

To arrange your consultation with Pravi Global IVF, call +91 80091 50040 or book an appointment. Ask how to share your records before making travel bookings.

Dr. Monica Sachdev

Medical Reviewer

Dr. Monica Sachdev

Dr. Monica Sachdev is a leading IVF specialist in Delhi with over 18 years of experience in reproductive medicine. She is dedicated to providing evidence-based fertility care and has helped thousands of families achieve parenthood.

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