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    Female infertility

    Created by

    Andrew Kelly

    Specialty

    General Practitioner

    Last edited

    10/20/2026

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    About this template

    A structured template for documenting the history and contributing factors relevant to female infertility. It covers reproductive and menstrual history, associated conditions, prior medical and surgical history, family history, and lifestyle factors.

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    Female

    Presenting Issue

    • 32yo F presenting for initial fertility workup; unable to conceive after 14 months of regular unprotected intercourse.

    Pregnancy Hx

    • G2P1M1: 1x spontaneous miscarriage at 7 weeks gestation (2022), managed conservatively; 1x term pregnancy (2020).

    Parity

    • P1 (1 live birth, 0 stillbirths).

    TTC

    • Trying to conceive for 14 months. Tracking ovulation via LH urine strips with regular surges detected. Coitus 2–3 times per week during fertile window. No prior fertility treatments.

    Complications

    • Previous pregnancy (2020) complicated by diet-controlled GDM. No preeclampsia or obstetric haemorrhage.

    Types of delivery

    • NVD at 39+2 weeks in 2020.

    PMHx

    • Mild asthma, subclinical hypothyroidism.

    Menstrual cycle

    • Regular 28–30 day cycles, 5 days duration. Moderate dysmenorrhoea on days 1–2, responsive to NSAIDs.

    Bleeding

    • Menorrhagia on day 1–2 with occasional small clots; no IMB or PCB.

    Dyspareunia

    • Mild deep dyspareunia reported occasionally in the luteal phase; no superficial dyspareunia.

    Dyschezia

    • Nil dyschezia.

    Dysuria

    • Nil dysuria, urgency, or frequency.

    Premenstrual spotting

    • 2 days of light brown spotting prior to menses onset every cycle.

    Endometriosis

    • Suspected mild endometriosis given cyclical dysmenorrhoea, premenstrual spotting, and deep dyspareunia; no formal laparoscopic diagnosis.

    CST

    • 14/05/2023: HPV not detected; routine 5-yearly recall.

    Anorexia

    • Nil Hx of anorexia nervosa or other eating disorders; stable BMI 23.4 kg/m².

    Hypothalamic amenorrhoea

    • Nil history or clinical suspicion of hypothalamic amenorrhoea.

    Pcos

    • No known history of PCOS; regular ovulatory cycles and normal ovarian morphology on pelvic US (2022).

    Hyper/Hypo-androgenism

    • Nil clinical signs of hyperandrogenism (no hirsutism, acne, or alopecia); serum free androgen index WNL.

    Urological Hx

    • Recurrent uncomplicated UTIs in early 20s; nil issues over the past 5 years. No renal calculi.

    Other conditions

    • Iron deficiency without anaemia (ferritin 18 µg/L in Nov 2023).

    PSHx

    • Laparoscopic appendicectomy (12/08/2015).

    Allergies

    • Cefalexin (maculopapular rash). Seasonal allergic rhinitis (pollen).

    Medicines

    • levothyroxine (Eutroxsig®) 50 mcg PO mane
    • folic acid 500 mcg PO daily
    • ferrous fumarate (Ferro-f-tab®) 310 mg PO daily
    • salbutamol (Ventolin®) 100 mcg INH PRN

    FMHx

    Maternal

    • Mother: Endometriosis, T2DM (diagnosed age 58). Maternal aunt: Breast Ca (diagnosed age 62).

    Paternal

    • Father: HTN, hyperlipidaemia.

    SHx

    EtOH

    • Social drinker, 1–2 standard drinks per week; currently abstaining during luteal phase.

    Smoking

    • Non-smoker (never smoked).

    Rec drug use

    • Nil current or past recreational drug use.

    How to use this template

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