BY PROFERTILITYThe ProFertility PlanThe ProFertility Plan is designed to answer a harder question than “what are my results?” It asks what could be getting in the way, what evidence supports it, and what should happen next.
Find my fertility barriersA normal or abnormal result on its own is rarely the whole fertility picture. The Plan connects your history, investigations and clinician judgement to protocols that can be acted on — before trying, during TTC, before another treatment cycle or while preparing for preservation.
Your history, cycle pattern, symptoms, diagnoses, previous treatment, existing results and sperm health where relevant are brought together in one structured assessment. This is not a generic score — it is the starting point for identifying what deserves attention.
Our barrier engine applies structured clinical rules to the information you provide. It highlights what is known, what is suspected and what remains uncertain across structural, hormonal, ovulatory, male-factor, implantation and other relevant areas.
Rather than testing everything, we recommend investigations around the barriers your story raises. You can also upload existing reports so your clinician can decide whether they already answer the question.
The clinical review is where possible barriers are confirmed, downgraded or ruled out. Results are interpreted in context, urgency is considered and referral is recommended where a specialist pathway should not wait.
Supported findings are mapped to evidence-led female or male protocols. The aim is not to give you a long list of advice — it is to connect each barrier to a defined course of action.
A primary protocol leads the programme and up to three supporting protocols can be added where clinically appropriate. That prevents one issue from being treated in isolation when several factors are interacting.
Your clinician-approved plan is translated into monthly actions, investigations, supplements where relevant, symptom tracking, check-ins and review points. At around 90 days and again at programme end, progress is reassessed and the route can change if the evidence changes.
Rules help us identify plausible barriers consistently, but the final clinical interpretation sits with the clinician. They review the source data, context, urgency and whether the evidence is strong enough to act on.
Where appropriate, the Plan can sit before or alongside IVF, IUI, donor treatment or fertility preservation. If a referral or time-sensitive treatment decision matters more than optimisation, the clinician should prioritise that.
Your approved plan is organised around the barriers that matter most to your goal, with progress reviews built in rather than leaving you to guess whether anything is changing.
Tell us your story. Find what could be getting in the way. Take the first step towards a plan.
Find my fertility barriersFree assessment · Around 10 minutes