Basic health status
- How to check?
- Review your medical history, and perform blood or urine tests if necessary
- Points to consider
- We will discuss necessary tests such as anemia, blood sugar, and thyroid function during your consultation.
Pregnancy Care
Preconception Checkup
As you prepare for pregnancy, let's carefully examine your health step by step.
01 · Visit timing
If you are planning a pregnancy, please let us know in advance.
Together, we will determine the necessary items based on your current health status and previous test results.
I'm planning for pregnancy
Review your menstrual cycle and pregnancy planning, as well as recent examination findings.
I have chronic conditions or am taking medications
Review any current medical conditions, medications, and supplements, and discuss your pre-pregnancy management plan.
I'd like to know your vaccination history
Verify your vaccination records and antibody test results to prepare accordingly.
02 · Items to confirm
What kind of test is this?
The following items are reviewed during consultation. Not all patients will undergo the same examination.
Antibody and vaccination
- How to check?
- Vaccination records and antibody testing for rubella, hepatitis and other infections
- Points to consider
- The timing of vaccination and preconception schedule may vary depending on individual circumstances.
Infection-related testing
- How to check?
- Blood and secretory fluid tests based on medical history and symptoms
- Points to consider
- Determine items based on previous test results and exposure possibilities
Uterus, ovaries, and cervix
- How to check?
- Ultrasound or cervical examination if needed
- Points to consider
- Review your menstrual patterns and symptoms, along with your previous cervical screening history
Additional hormone testing
- How to check?
- AMH and female hormone tests if needed
- Points to consider
- AMH levels alone cannot determine whether natural conception is possible.
The test results do not guarantee pregnancy or a healthy delivery. Please consult your doctor regarding the necessity, cost, and schedule for result confirmation.
03 · Visit preparation
Before consultation, I'll review just three points.
Prepare your records of current health status and any questions you'd like to ask
Menstrual and pregnancy history
Date of last menstrual period, usual cycle, history of pregnancy and childbirth
Medication, test, and vaccination records
Medications and supplements currently being taken, health check-up results, vaccination records
Lifestyle and preparation plan
Questions regarding desired pregnancy timing, smoking, alcohol consumption, and folic acid intake
Frequently Asked Questions
Before visiting, any additional questions.
When is the best time to schedule a consultation?
Plan your pregnancy visit in advance. If you have any medical conditions or require vaccinations, we'll coordinate your schedule accordingly. Please share your current situation instead of waiting for a specific timeframe.
Do I need to fast or avoid my menstrual period?
Preparation requirements vary by test type. When scheduling, please inform us of your most recent menstrual cycle, pregnancy possibility, and any medications you're taking, as well as whether you're fasting and your preferred visit time.
Does a low AMH mean it's difficult to get pregnant?
AMH is a reference value for assessing ovarian reserve, but it does not alone determine egg quality or the likelihood of natural conception. It must be interpreted in conjunction with age, medical history, and duration of fertility attempts.
LILEAP WOMEN'S CLINIC
My pregnancy preparation, let's plan together.
Preconception Checkup Please let us know if you'd like to schedule a consultation, and confirm our clinic's treatment scope and preparation requirements.
General medical information. Individual examination and treatment plans require consultation with a healthcare provider.
Reference materials for medical information
- LILEAP existing premarital / preconception screening document
- NHS · Pre-pregnancy preparation and health assessment
- CDC · Pre- and post-pregnancy vaccinations
- ASRM evaluation and interpretation of ovarian reserve
We refer to general medical information from overseas sources, while separately verifying domestic standards and in-clinic examination and treatment scopes.