Op. Dr. Aytuğ Kolankaya

After a positive test, usually between weeks 6 and 8. This visit confirms where the pregnancy is and checks the heartbeat on ultrasound.

In most pregnancies monthly until week 28, every two weeks until week 36, then weekly.

Pregnancies that need extra monitoring for mother or baby, such as older age, blood pressure, diabetes or twins. The plan is set per person.

If you haven’t conceived after a year of trying, or six months if you’re over 35.

We take your history, do an ultrasound and plan hormone tests and a semen analysis. Come together if you can.

In IUI prepared sperm is placed in the womb. In IVF egg and sperm are joined in the lab and the embryo is transferred.

For most women in their 40s, a few years before menopause. Periods become irregular and hot flushes or poor sleep can start.

It depends on the person. We decide together after reviewing your personal and family history.

Yes. Lifestyle changes and non-hormonal medicines reduce symptoms for many women.

Usually every three to five years, depending on your results and age. It can be combined with an HPV test.

If irregularity lasts over three months, or with very heavy or in-between bleeding.

No. Most are monitored. Surgery depends on size, symptoms and your pregnancy plans.