tadpole I agree with jass that progesterone, blood clotting factor and maybe thyroid activity are probably the first things to ask for - all simple blood tests. And yes, get them to do an ultrasound, that can often be very informative.
AMH - Anti-Muellerian Hormone, is an indicator of your egg reserve (but apparently doesn't say much about the quality of the eggs).
FSH - Follicle stimulating hormone, is involved in regulating ovulation.
If they test for those, go for it, in the UK you will usually have to pay for them (I actually bought an FSH testing kit on Amazon, as that's a simple poas test, for AMH you need blood).
However, the testing routine for RMCs might be completely different in Germany, so I guess you need to have a long chat with your doctor. But lucky you, you will be able to go directly to the gynaecologist, rather than having to battle it out with your (well-meaning, but clueless) GP, like we do in the UK!
I grew up in Germany, and the health system is one of the few things I still miss... Never had any experience with what it's like to have children there, though, left well before I got to that point.
Hello If you had your period last week, it's quite unlikely that you are already ovulating - do you normally have regular cycles? OPK is ovulation prediction kit. But are you sure you had your period? I remember that you thought you were pg at one point - could it have been implantation bleeding? Sorry, difficult to answer sensibly without knowing where you are in your cycle.
Morien Can you remember what the thread was called? I cannot find anything... Or do you have a link (even better)?
Grizzer Acupuncturists can sometimes talk really strangely, can't they?! I remember going for a consultation last year to discuss treatment for my mcs, and also got told a lot about sticky bloods and not eating right (I am a food snob and eat really well). They live in a different world...