Organise your existing information
Put semen analyses, hormone and genetic results, previous operation reports, and pathology and embryology findings in date order. A short account of earlier treatment and the stage it reached can help structure the conversation.
Do not upload reports or identity documents through the enquiry form. Ask the team how documents should be shared for your appointment.
Discuss both partners’ needs
Alongside the male partner’s findings, the female partner’s assessment and your previous treatment experience may be relevant. Ask what question each proposed test would answer, what alternatives exist and how decisions will be timed.
Clarify responsibilities and the next step
Male infertility diagnosis and surgical options are addressed by urology or andrology specialists; laboratory procedures involve the embryology team. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Çolakoğlu’s obstetrics, gynaecology and IVF expertise concerns the couple’s reproductive planning.
Before finishing, ask about the next assessment, the team responsible and how your individual cost items will be clarified. Ask directly about current services rather than assuming a technique discussed in a research article is offered.
Think about your priorities too: unanswered questions, previous experiences and travel or work arrangements that affect planning. If a next step is unclear, ask for it to be explained again, including its purpose and alternatives.
