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Genetic Testing in Fertility Care

Work through four short steps to understand whether genetic testing is worth considering, what the tests actually do, and the questions to bring to your appointment.

Educational only — not a substitute for medical advice or genetic counselling.

Scientist examining a DNA sample in a genetics lab — representing genetic testing in fertility care

Should I consider genetic testing?

Tick anything that applies to you or your partner. This isn't a diagnosis — it's a starting point for a conversation with your clinic or a genetic counsellor.

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Genetic testing is optional for most people. Carrier screening is increasingly offered to anyone planning a pregnancy — worth discussing with your clinic even if none of the factors above apply.

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