Struggling to conceive is more common than most couples realise — and more treatable. Dr Amon Siveregi provides complete fertility assessment and treatment at Crestcare Hospital, close to home for the Swartland.
Book a Fertility ConsultationA fertility journey usually begins with uncertainty: Am I ovulating? Is something wrong? How long is too long to keep trying? A structured fertility assessment replaces that uncertainty with answers. As a specialist obstetrician and gynaecologist in Malmesbury, Dr Siveregi investigates both partners systematically, explains what the results mean in plain language, and builds a treatment plan around your specific situation — never a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Importantly, most fertility problems do not require IVF. Many couples conceive after targeted, far simpler treatment — once the actual cause has been found.
For couples where the woman is under 35 with regular cycles and no known problems.
Ovarian reserve declines with age — earlier assessment protects your options.
Irregular or absent periods suggest irregular ovulation — don't wait a year to find out.
Previous pelvic surgery or infection, endometriosis, PCOS, recurrent miscarriage, or known male-factor issues.
Living with PCOS? Read Dr Siveregi's guide to PCOS and your fertility — and if you have experienced pregnancy losses, see when to seek help for recurrent miscarriage.
No. IVF is one tool among many, reserved for specific situations. Many couples conceive after ovulation induction, treatment of an underlying condition, or simply targeted timing — once the cause is identified.
Yes. Male-factor problems contribute in roughly half of couples struggling to conceive, so a semen analysis is part of a proper workup from the start — not an afterthought.
Very often, yes. PCOS does not mean infertility; the main issue is usually irregular ovulation, which is frequently treatable with lifestyle changes and ovulation induction medication such as letrozole.
Any previous test results, a note of your cycle dates for the last few months, your medication list, and your partner if possible — fertility is a shared journey and both histories matter.
Book a consultation at Crestcare Hospital, Malmesbury — no referral needed.