Fertility · 6 min read
What a fertility evaluation actually involves
The tests for both partners, what each one tells us, and why we will not start treatment before the picture is complete.
Sarthana · Surat
Care for women, at every stage of life
Pregnancy and birth, fertility treatment, gynaecology, keyhole surgery and fetal medicine — under one roof, with the same two consultants seeing you through.
Replies within about 10 minutes during OPD hours. Appointments are usually available within three days.
4.8
from 231 Google reviews
2
consultants, both seeing patients daily
5
specialities under one roof
2019
caring for Surat since
Find your care
Every treatment page explains what happens, how long it takes, what it costs, and who will do it.
Pregnancy and birth
Most pregnancies need watching rather than treating.
Fertility care at Pearl
Almost everyone starts in the same place: an evaluation, for both partners.
Gynaecology
Care from the first period through menopause.
Scans and fetal medicine
A scan is a look, not a verdict.
Keyhole surgery
Keyhole surgery means small cuts instead of one large one — usually less pain afterwards, a shorter stay, and a faster return to ordinary life.
Not sure who to see?
Describe what is happening in a WhatsApp message. The front desk will tell you which clinic to book and what it will cost — no clinical advice over chat.
Message the front deskWhat happens at your first visit
Most first appointments take about 40 minutes. You do not need to bring anything except any reports you already have.
01
Registration
Your details are taken at the front desk and you are given a token. Bring photo ID if it is your first time.
02
History and examination
The consultant asks about your history and examines you. A female attendant is present throughout if you would like one.
03
Tests, if needed
Blood tests and scans are done on site. You are told the cost before anything is ordered.
04
A written plan
You leave with what was found, what happens next, and when to come back — written down, not just spoken.
Your consultants
Dr. Jigna Jasoliya
M.S. (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
Gujarat Medical Council Reg. No. G/25348 · Practising since 2017
Sees patients: Mon–Sat, 09:00–13:00
Read the full profile
Dr. Hardik Vansjaliya
M.S. (Obs & Gynaec), D.M.A.S., F.M.A.S., Fellow in IVF, M.B.A. (Healthcare)
Gujarat Medical Council Reg. No. G/24936 · Practising since 2017
Sees patients: Mon–Sat, 16:00–20:00
Read the full profileBefore you come
OPD timings
Mon–Sat 09:00–13:00
Mon–Sat 16:00–20:00
Sunday by appointment
Consultation fee
First visit ₹500
Follow-up within 15 days ₹200
Insurance & TPA
Cashless with most major insurers and TPAs — call the desk to confirm yours. Bring your card and a photo ID for pre-authorisation.
Getting here
Opp. Dipkamal Mall, Sarthana Jakat Naka. Parking in the building. Gujarati, Hindi, English spoken.
International & NRI patients
Coming to Pearl from outside India?
Most people who travel to us from abroad are already flying to Gujarat to see family. We plan the treatment around that trip — the consultation happens before you fly, with the consultant who would carry it out, at a time that works where you are.
- Consultation before you fly Twenty minutes by video, in Gujarati, Hindi, English.
- Honest trip lengths Ten to fourteen days for keyhole surgery; IVF split across two trips.
- Charges in writing first An itemised estimate for your own case, before you pay anything.
- What we cannot do remotely No diagnosis, no reports by web form, and no newborn intensive care on site.
What patients say
Ratings come from Google, unedited. We do not publish patient stories or treatment outcomes.
4.8
231 reviews on Google
| Clinic | Days | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. Jigna Jasoliya | Mon–Sat | 09:00–13:00 |
| Dr. Hardik Vansjaliya | Mon–Sat | 16:00–20:00 |
| Scans & fetal medicine | Mon–Sat | 10:00–17:00 |
| Sunday | By appointment only | |
| Emergencies | 24 hours — call the main number |
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