The launch of the first client pathway for infertility treatment was announced in Moscow

Moscow has developed and approved the first client pathway to help women who cannot get pregnant for a long time. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of the capital on social development Anastasia Rakova on Monday, January 20.

According to her, the program is developed within the framework of the new standard of obstetric and gynecological care and is designed for 12 months, notes "Moscow 24". It includes a set of studies and treatment for patients diagnosed with infertility.

The first stage of the program involves a visit to an obstetrician-gynecologist. The doctor will conduct an examination and offer to make an ultrasound of the uterus and appendages, as well as take the necessary tests, writes NSN. The woman's partner at this time should go to a urologist and take an analysis of seminal fluid, clarifies the site kp.ru.

When all the necessary data will be in the hands of the doctor, he will be able to accurately determine the causes of infertility and discuss with the woman the next steps, will give her useful recommendations, reports the agency of city news "Moscow".

Doctors will do everything possible so that pregnancy can occur naturally. If the desired result will not be after 12 months, the woman will be sent to a specialized clinic, where she will help to become a mother with the help of assisted reproductive technologies, including free IVF procedures, RT writes.

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In December, Health Ministry experts said that the period from 18 to 35 years of age is the optimal age for a woman to become pregnant and give birth, 360.ru reported.