Assess Cycle Regularity and Ovulation
Review cycle patterns and ovulation signs, with testing where indicated, to see whether a regular monthly rhythm is in place.

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Explore the female side of fertility with an evaluation that looks at cycles, hormones, thyroid and metabolic health, and what may be standing in the way of conception.
Reproductive Health
Female fertility describes the ability to conceive and carry a pregnancy, and it depends on a monthly rhythm that involves the brain, ovaries, thyroid, adrenal health and metabolism. When a couple has difficulty conceiving, the female partner’s evaluation looks at whether that rhythm is working and what may be interrupting it.
A fertility-focused evaluation often includes menstrual and medical history, cycle patterns, hormone testing such as ovarian reserve markers and thyroid function, and a review of medications, weight, sleep and stress. Imaging or specialist reproductive care is considered only when indicated and coordinated with your plan.
The goal is to identify modifiable factors early, understand what testing does and does not show, and coordinate care with your partner’s evaluation so neither side of the picture is missed.
Personalized Care
A careful evaluation helps connect your concerns with appropriate options. Here is what a personalized care conversation can focus on.
Review cycle patterns and ovulation signs, with testing where indicated, to see whether a regular monthly rhythm is in place.
Evaluate ovarian reserve markers, thyroid function and other hormones that influence conception and early pregnancy.
Make sure current prescriptions, supplements and hormonal treatments support rather than work against your goals.
Look at weight, insulin, sleep, stress and everyday exposures that can quietly affect fertility and are often modifiable.
Consider thyroid, autoimmune and metabolic patterns that often travel together with fertility concerns and deserve attention too.
Plan both partners’ evaluations together so the couple’s timeline and next steps are clear from the start.

Harvard trained
Nearly two decades in medicine
Root-cause approach
A Note From Dr. Liv
Fertility reflects the health of the whole system: cycles, thyroid, metabolism, stress and overall wellbeing. When one part is out of balance, the menstrual rhythm is often the first place the signs show up.
Dr. Liv’s approach looks for the why behind difficulty conceiving, from hormone and thyroid patterns to insulin resistance and everyday exposures, rather than moving straight to treatments that mask the problem.
The goal is clarity and a plan you can act on, coordinated with your partner’s evaluation and, where needed, with fertility specialists.
Dr. Liv Uslar, MD/PhD
Frequently Asked Questions