our tests
Repromedix offers the most comprehensive selection of advanced tests and panels in the field of reproductive medicine.
Our lab is fully licensed, accredited, and staffed with skilled medical technologists.
We believe that no single discipline has all the answers, so we offer tests in the fields of genetics, immunology, and endocrinology.
The following 10 tests are the advanced diagnostics most frequently ordered by our physician clients.
Click here for a full list and scientific descriptions of all Repromedix's diagnostic tests.
| Problem | Test Name | Test Description | What Can Be Learned? |
| Female Infertility | Inhibin B | Predicts ovarian reserve, including egg quality and egg quantity. | Whether certain ovulation-inducing drugs, like Clomid, are likely to succeed |
| Female Infertility, Multiple Miscarriage | ACA: Anti-Cardiolipin Antibodies | Detects elevation levels of 3 different species of antibodies that may interfere with fetal blood flow or cause blood clots that may impede implantation. | Whether your inability to become pregnant or sustain a pregnancy is related to elevated antibodies. |
| Female Infertility, Male Factor Infertility | Chromosome Analysis | Detects abnormal chromosomes that are passed to the embryo by either the mother or the father and may cause first-trimester pregnancy loss. Also screens for factors that may prevent embryo implantation. | Whether you or your partner are carrying such defects as extra chromosomes, missing chromosomes, deletions or additions to the data within each chromosome. |
| Female Infertility, Multiple Miscarriage | APA's: Anti-Phospholipid Antibodies | Detects elevated antibodies that can compromise the placenta and fetus. | Whether your miscarriages are related to these antibodies; whether distress to the placenta would have an impact on egg implantation. |
| Multiple Miscarriage | NK (Natural Killer) Cells | Measures the level of specific white blood cells that could cause miscarriage. This test is recommended prior to pregnancy. | Positive test results may indicate potential therapeutic treatments aimed at suppressing the immune response. |
| Multiple Miscarriage | Prothrombin | Detects the Prothrombin G20210A mutation, the second most common cause of heredity-based Thrombophilia. | If you are have a genetic pre-disposition to thromboses associated with pregnancy loss. |
| Male Factor Infertility | YCMD 3.0′™: Y Chromosome Microdeletion Prime |
Identifies small segments of DNA missing from the Y chromosome. The absence of certain genes has been associated with male infertility. | Whether retrieving sperm for ICSI (Inter Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection) through surgical intervention is likely to succeed. |
| Male Factor Infertility | SDD™: Sperm DNA Decondensation | The only in-vitro test to evaluate sperm function after penetration into the egg, assessing whether fertilization and early embryonic development may be compromised by damaged spermatozoa. | Which ART procedure is most likely to be successful for each male. |
| Male Factor Infertility | SDFA™: Sperm DNA Fragmentation Assay |
Measures sperm DNA damage, which is a key factor in male infertility. It is a structural test of a patient's sperm's ability to achieve pregnancy and eventually a live birth. | Which ART procedure is most likely to be successful for each male. |
Only a clinician can order tests from Repromedix.
For more information, or for a referral to a physician who offers our tests, call our toll-free Patient Support line at (800) 667-8893