1. Medical history:Before beginning IVF treatment, it is important to have a thorough discussion with your doctor about your medical history, including any previous pregnancies and any medical conditions that may affect the success of the procedure.

2. Fertility evaluation: Fertility testing is necessary to assess the health of the reproductive organs and to identify any issues that may be causing infertility. This includes tests such as semen analysis, hormone testing, and ultrasound.

3.Genetic testing :Genetic testing is important to identify any inherited diseases or chromosomal abnormalities that may affect the success of the procedure.

4. Ovarian reserve testing :This test measures the amount of eggs available to be fertilized, which is an important part of the IVF process.

5. Uterine cavity evaluation : Before undergoing IVF, it is important to evaluate the structure and function of the uterus to ensure that the embryo can implant and develop normally.

6. Endometrial biopsy: This test is performed to evaluate the lining of the uterus and to ensure that it is healthy enough to support a successful pregnancy.

7. Infectious disease screening : This is a necessary step to ensure that no contagious diseases, such as HIV or hepatitis, are present.