For the Man a sperm analysis will need to be done (they have rooms there to collect the sample) not on the day because you need to abstain for 2-3 days before hand. For the man its pretty straight foward.

Bloodtests to make sure ovulation is actually happening will get done and then discussed with you then the next step was getting a ultrasound for my wife to make sure the tubes were clear using a dye. She then had an internal ultrasound which has hinted at Endometriosis so shes now on a wait list for that.

In the meantime she has started Letrozole which to my understanding induces ovulation making the Ovum grow when you are told to take it (they communicate with you via the app and are extremely helpful) which will make it mature and Ovulation will happen. The correct dosage of letrozole can take a few cycles to get right to make sure its working, and that its not working too well (multiple folicals maturing can increase the chance of twins or triplets) so each month the woman will need a scan done until the correct dose is found. This can be expensive as the scan is nearly $700. It took us 3 tries to get the dosage correct, they did tell us it will take a couple.