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Question 1

How old are you today?(Required)

Under 30

30–34

35–37

38+

Fertility changes over time for everyone.

For individuals with ovaries, egg quantity and quality decline with age, especially after 35. This can affect embryo development, miscarriage risk, and the chance of pregnancy.

For individuals with testes, fertility may also change with age, often after 40. Aging can affect sperm quality, motility, and volume and slightly increase the risk of certain genetic conditions in offspring.

Question 2

How many children would you ideally like to have?(Required)

1

2

3+

Not sure yet

The right fertility plan depends on your goals and current fertility markers. Before your first visit, consider your broader family-planning timeline. After baseline testing, your Onto clinician will guide your next step.

Question 3

How long have you been trying to conceive?(Required)

Not trying yet — planning ahead

Under 6 months

6–12 months

1–2 years

2+ years

I’ve tried IVF or treatment before

Your timeline matters.

If you are under 35 and trying to conceive without known fertility concerns, evaluation is typically recommended after 12 months without pregnancy.

If you are using donor sperm or eggs, and trying to conceive without known fertility concerns, evaluation is typically recommended after 12 months without pregnancy.

These timelines are guidelines. Meeting with a fertility specialist sooner can provide helpful insight and support your next steps.

Your timeline matters.

If you are under 35 and trying to conceive without known fertility concerns, evaluation is typically recommended after 6 months without pregnancy.

If you are using donor sperm or eggs, a consultation can help design the right plan for your goals.

These timelines are guidelines. Meeting with a fertility specialist sooner can provide helpful insight and support your next steps.

Question 4

How soon do you want to conceive?(Required)

Right now

In a few months

Next year

I’m not sure

If becoming a parent soon is important to you, starting the conversation early can make a meaningful difference. A fertility consultation allows us to evaluate your health, identify potential barriers, and create a plan that supports your timeline.

The Onto process is designed to help patients reach their goals as efficiently as possible. However, every situation is different. Depending on your diagnosis and family-building goals, achieving success may take more than one treatment cycle.

The Onto process is designed to help you reach your goals efficiently, but every fertility journey is unique.

If you’re planning ahead rather than trying right away, a consultation can help you understand your current fertility health and explore options to protect your future family-building goals. Learning earlier can give you more choices and greater peace of mind.

Question 5

Have you experienced any of the following? Select all that apply.(Required)

Failed fertility treatment cycle

Inability to achieve pregnancy through trying naturally

Low AMH

Inconsistent or absent ovulation

Miscarriage

None of the above

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You’re not alone. A previous cycle can be emotionally and physically exhausting, but a failed cycle doesn't mean success is impossible. Many people go on to have positive outcomes with adjustments to protocol, timing or care approach. A personalized review of your history can help clarify next steps.

Irregular or absent ovulation is common and often treatable. Understanding the causes (hormonal patterns, lifestyle factors or underlying conditions) is the first step toward building a plan that supports more predictable cycles and fertility.

We’re so sorry you’ve had to experience this. Pregnancy loss is far more common than most people realize, and it’s never your fault. A thoughtful evaluation can sometimes uncover contributing factors and help guide future care.

Low AMH reflects ovarian reserve, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. Egg quality, age, overall health and treatment strategy all matter. Many patients with low AMH still conceive with the right individualized approach.

If you’ve been trying without success, this can be frustrating and confusing. Early assessment can provide clarity on hormone levels, ovulation, sperm health and timing, helping you move forward with confidence rather than guesswork.

Thank you for sharing. Experiences like these are more common than many people realize, and they can offer important insight into your reproductive health.

When multiple factors are present, it often means your body is giving signals that deserve a closer look. A personalized fertility assessment can help uncover what’s happening beneath the surface and guide next steps tailored to your goals.

That’s great. Whether you’re planning ahead or simply learning more about your fertility and long-term health, proactive insight can be incredibly empowering. Understanding your baseline now gives you more options later.

Question 6

Which aspects of your health feel important to explore now for your long-term wellness? Select all that apply.(Required)

Hormones and metabolic health

Cycle consistency or fertility potential

Planning for a future pregnancy

Energy levels or chronic inflammation

Family health history

Stress, sleep or lifestyle balance

I just want a proactive baseline

None of the above

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