Women who need infertility tests generally go to a hospital and visit either the Infertility Department or the Reproductive Medicine Department. Infertility is generally diagnosed when a couple has been married for over a year, both spouses have normal reproductive functions, have regular conjugal relations without contraception, and yet have not conceived. If infertility is confirmed, the male generally needs to undergo tests such as routine semen analysis, and checks for Mycoplasma and Chlamydia. The female usually needs to undergo tests for immunologic infertility, a sex hormone panel, ultrasound, hysterosalpingography, and follicle monitoring among other related examinations. These issues can generally be addressed by the infertility or reproductive medicine departments in local hospitals.