Preparing for your first visit

Bring your questions and the information you already have. We’ll start there.

Edited seated portrait of Dr. Liza Chowdhury in a white coat
Professor Dr. Liza ChowdhuryInfertility & reproductive medicine

What to bring

Previous reports

Bring the test reports and treatment records you already have.

Your questions

Write down what you would like to discuss.

Key details

Note your medicines, cycle dates and previous treatment.

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Confirm your time with the chamber before travelling.

Before and after your appointment

Confirm your appointment

Call a convenient chamber or send an online request. Plan your visit after the chamber confirms a time.

Share your history

Discuss how long you have been trying, previous tests and treatment, and your questions.

Understand the next step

If tests or treatment are advised, ask why, what alternatives exist and how to prepare.

Common questions

What patients often ask before their first visit.

Do I need tests before my first visit?

Bring any reports you already have. Whether you need further tests can be discussed during your consultation.

Should both partners attend?

Both partners’ histories can be helpful. If you cannot attend together, call the chamber to ask what to bring.

Will a treatment be decided at the first visit?

More information or tests may be needed. The next step depends on your individual circumstances.

How can I find out about costs?

Costs depend on the treatment plan. Ask the chamber about consultation fees and the separate costs of tests, medicines and procedures.

Professor Dr. Liza Chowdhury in her white coat
Professor Dr. Liza ChowdhuryMBBS · MCPS · DGO · FCPS

Your next step starts with a conversation.

Meet Dr. Liza Chowdhury to discuss your fertility concerns and understand your care options.

Request a consultation

Choose a convenient chamber. Confirm your visiting time before travelling.

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