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First visit

What to Expect at YourFirst Consultation

The first visit is about understanding your case: reviewing your history, your previous tests, and defining what is still missing before discussing treatment.

Step by step

From your first message to a treatment plan

  1. 01

    First contact

    You message us on WhatsApp or send the form. Reception confirms the branch, the time and the reason for your visit.

  2. 02

    Initial consultation

    Your treating physician reviews your history and previous test results, and answers your questions without rushing.

  3. 03

    Testing and diagnosis

    Only the tests needed to understand your case are ordered: laboratory, ultrasound and partner assessment where relevant.

  4. 04

    Treatment plan and proposal

    You receive the clinical indication and, through PLANEA, a proposal that names the included services before you decide.

  5. 05

    Treatment and follow-up

    Throughout the cycle you have direct communication with the physician handling your case, plus follow-up after the procedure.

How to prepare

What to bring to your consultation

You do not need all of it, but every document avoids repeating tests and speeds up your diagnosis.

Previous laboratory results and ultrasound scans, even if several months old
Reports from earlier fertility treatments, if any
Your partner's previous semen analysis, when available
Surgical notes from previous gynecological or abdominal surgery
A summary of your menstrual cycles over recent months
Your questions in writing: the consultation is designed to answer them
Initial consultation at CEMPI

FAQ

Questions before your first appointment

It is not essential. If you already have laboratory results, ultrasound scans, or a semen analysis, bring them even if they are months old: they avoid repeating tests and help define your diagnosis sooner.

Take the next step with a clear plan

Book an evaluation and receive a clinical indication plus a proposal that names the included services.

This information is educational and does not replace a medical evaluation. Your treatment plan will be determined individually by your physician.