Get safe and affordable online fertility consultation
Hop on your journey toward parenthood with personalized online support. Discuss your pregnancy goals, infertility issues, review your medical history, and get professional advice or prescription refills – all from home. Your Doctors Online connects you to licensed physicians in as little as 5 minutes.
- No appointments or wait time
- No surprise bills
- 24/7 virtual fertility clinic services
- Serving across Canada and the US
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Why choose Your Doctors Online?
We are available 24/7 to serve you, so you don’t have to worry about any paperwork.
Personalized treatment plans
Get expert guidance and treatment tailored to your fertility needs.
Affordable virtual care
Transparent pricing with no surprise costs. No insurance required.
Real-time prescription tracking
Track your virtual doctor visit and prescription arrival status through our application.
How an online fertility consultation works
Getting a telehealth consultation for fertility is fast, safe, and simple:
Share your fertility concerns
Sign up, pay securely through our app and start by describing your issues.
Live doctor consultation
The doctor will review your medical and fertility history via text or video.
Treatment plan & prescriptions
If you’re already taking Clomid or Letrozole, refills will be sent to your chosen pharmacy for same-day pickup.
What are the symptoms of infertility?
According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, 85% of couples conceive within one year; if not, one should seek an evaluation. The most common symptom of infertility is not being able to get pregnant despite regular unprotected sex for over a year. Other signs may vary based on gender:
In women:
- Irregular or missed periods
- Severe mood swings
- Hormonal imbalances
In men:
- Low sex drive or erectile dysfunction
- Changes in hair growth or muscle mass
- Low sperm count or ejaculation problems
What causes infertility?
Infertility can affect both men and women and is often caused by a mix of health, hormonal, and lifestyle factors. Common causes include:
- Ovulation problem Conditions like PCOS can cause irregular or absent ovulation.
- Sperm issues: Low sperm count, poor motility, or abnormal shape can impact fertility.
- Blocked fallopian tubes: Damage or scarring can stop sperm from reaching the egg.
- Uterine or cervical issues: Problems like fibroids or polyps may prevent implantation.
- Endometriosis: This condition causes tissue to grow outside the uterus, leading to inflammation and scarring.
- Age: Fertility naturally declines with age, especially after 35 in women.
- STIs: Untreated infections like chlamydia or gonorrhea can cause long-term damage.
- Lifestyle factors: Smoking, alcohol, stress, poor diet, and obesity may reduce fertility.
- Genetics: Some inherited conditions can affect reproductive organs or hormone levels.
Fertility treatment options
Infertility results from a problem either you or your partner has, or it may be the result of a combination of factors. The following treatments might increase your chances of getting pregnant, depending on the underlying cause:
- Medications like Clomiphene, Metformin, or Gonadotrophins
- Minimal surgical treatments for PCOS, endometriosis, or testicular blockage
- Assisted fertility methods like Intrauterine insemination (IUI) and in vitro fertilization (IVF).
How can infertility be treated online?
Your healthcare provider will discuss and diagnose the underlying reason and recommend initial infertility interventions via telemedicine. Here’s how Your Doctors Online can help treat infertility virtually:
- Review your history and provide initial preliminary lab requisitions.
- Prescribe birth control to regulate the menstrual cycle or refill medications prescribed by your doctor, such as Clomid and Letrozole.
- Provide guidance on lifestyle changes, diet, weight, and supplements that support fertility
- Refer you to a fertility specialist and advise on the next steps
Fertility medications we refill
Prescriptions shouldn’t be complicated. From first click to final treatment, we make every step feel seamless so you can focus on feeling better.
Letrozole
Aromatase inhibitor
Clomiphene
Selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM)
Meet our telehealth doctors available to help you with fertility issues
Dr. Asim Cheema
Internal Medicine
Dr. Cheema is a distinguished, board-certified Cardiology and Internal Medicine specialist who brings nearly 30+ years of extensive clinical experience to his practice. A proud graduate of Nishtar Medical College, he has been operating as an independent practitioner since 2001. He focuses on the diagnosis, management, and long-term care of complex cardiovascular and internal medicine conditions.
Dr. Marsha Dunkley
Family Medicine
Dr. Marsha Dunkley has been committed to providing compassionate, comprehensive medical care to patients across a broad spectrum of health concerns for more than five years. Her clinical experience spans both chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol and acute illnesses, including the common cold, seasonal allergies, influenza, and COVID-19.
Dr. Sohail Cheema
Pediatrics
Dr. Sohail Cheema is a seasoned pediatrician with 30+ years of experience. A 1987 graduate of Nishtar Medical College, he’s recognized for patient-centered care and clear communication. He's a member of the Royal College of Physicians (UK & Ireland) and certified in Ontario. He practices at Halton Healthcare – Georgetown and St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto.
Dr. Stotland Mitchell
Occupational Medicine
Dr. Stotland Mitchell is a board-certified Occupational Medicine physician with 5+ years of experience. He provides virtual care across all U.S. states and D.C., blending allopathic medicine with public health insights. His approach focuses on rapid symptom relief and long-term prevention, often resulting in faster recovery and improved health outcomes for his patients.
Dr. Mandy Leideman
Internal Medicine
Dr. Leideman is an internal medicine physician with 30+ years of experience, currently focused on long-term care and chronic disease prevention. Known for her ethical, research-based approach, she holds certifications in human research ethics. A graduate of UWO and U of T, she completed residency at St. Joseph’s and remains active in research and professional medical organizations.
Dr. Kieran Kettyls
Family Medicine
Dr. Kieran Kettyls is a compassionate family physician specializing in bariatric medicine, women’s health, and in-office procedures. Trained in Grenada, New York, and New Jersey, he provides care including PRP, viscosupplementation, vasectomies, and cyst removals. He founded an AHS-covered weight loss program focused on sustainable outcomes and delivers personalized, results-driven care.
Frequently asked questions
Can an online doctor really prescribe fertility medications?
Yes, some platforms prescribed fertility medications. However, in many cases,an initial in-person evaluation may be required. Through Your Doctors Online, licensed physicians can legally refill fertility medication like Clomiphene (Clomid) or Letrozole after evaluating your case via chat, audio, or video consult. They will first confirm that the prescription is safe and appropriate for you, and then the refill is sent to your pharmacy electronically, just as with an in-person visit.
How to get Clomid online without seeing a doctor in person?
To get Clomid online without seeing an in-person doctor, follow these steps:
- Download our application
- Register and pay if you haven’t already
- Chat with a virtual doctor and share your prescription
- Get your health assessment via chat, audio, or video
- Get a prescription refill for Clomid, sent to your nearest pharmacy
Our healthcare providers will only prescribe if they determine it’s safe and necessary for your fertility issues.
How can I get Letrozole for fertility online?
You can connect with a virtual doctor for the Letrozole prescription refill online. Your healthcare provider will assess your condition and determine if Letrozole for fertility online is medically necessary. Once approved, the doctor will send the prescription refill to your choice of pharmacy. Verify your e-script at the counter and buy Letrozole on the spot.
How much does an online fertility consultation cost?
When you choose Your Doctors Online, you can get online fertility consultation at flat, affordable rates. Whether you need prescription refills, a doctor’s note for a medical appointment, or a lab test recommendation, all services are included in our affordable subscription plans. You don’t need a health card (OHIP) if you’re in Canada, or insurance if you’re a resident of the USA.
Can I include my partner in the consultation?
Yes, you can include your partner in the consultation, as our platform allows 4 family members to share one account. You can pay on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis, and get healthcare advice for you and your partner. Learn more about our family sharing plans.
Is an online fertility consultation as effective as in-person?
Online consultations are highly effective for discussing your history, reviewing prior test results, and getting initial guidance. However, some procedures (ultrasounds, semen analysis, IVF, etc.) still require in-person visits. Online fertility consultation is an accessible first step. You get expert advice immediately, and if needed, the doctor will direct you to in-person follow-ups.
Do I need to see a specialist, or can an online GP help with fertility?
All our online doctors are general practitioners who take the best possible approach to address your fertility issues. In many cases, they can handle initial fertility evaluations and prescribe first-line treatments, such as dealing with regulating a cycle. If your situation is complex and needs a reproductive endocrinologist (fertility specialist), our doctors will let you know and help refer you. Starting with an online GP can often address common issues or at least fast-track your journey by identifying the next steps.
I am not ovulating; what can I do?
This condition is called anovulation and occurs when the egg is not released from the ovaries, which is necessary for pregnancy. Your OB/GYN often examines and diagnoses the hormonal cause, or they may prescribe medications to stimulate ovulation. Not feeling like visiting an in-person clinic? Get a virtual visit today at Your Doctors Online!
When is it necessary to consult an infertility specialist?
You should consult an infertility specialist if you are a 35 or older woman trying to get pregnant for over six months to one year.
What are things to avoid when trying to conceive?
If you are trying to get pregnant, you should take care of your body weight and diet and avoid certain things which are not harmful otherwise. For example, you should avoid smoking and alcohol consumption, drastically losing or gaining weight, intake of energy drinks and caffeinated beverages, taking vitamins without a doctor’s consultation, and skimping on sex. Finally, don’t wait until you miss your period to avoid these don’ts.
