Services and the situations people come with
IVF, ICSI, genetic testing of embryos, freezing, insemination, and male fertility, plus plain-language pages on the situations people come with.
Services
IVF & ICSI
Eggs and sperm are brought together in the laboratory, with a plan built around your tests.
Genetic screening of embryos
Embryos can be tested before transfer when the family history or a previous result makes that useful.
Egg and sperm freezing
Fertility cells can be stored before a treatment or a life stage that may reduce the chance of pregnancy later.
Intrauterine insemination
Prepared sperm is placed in the uterus around ovulation. It is often discussed before IVF.
Male fertility
Semen testing, medical treatment, and surgical sperm retrieval when sperm are not present in the ejaculate.
By situation
These pages explain the situation in general. A diagnosis is made in clinic, after the file is reviewed.
Polycystic ovary syndrome
Irregular cycles and ovaries that look polycystic on scan. The visit sorts ovulation before naming a treatment.
Endometriosis
Painful periods or a known diagnosis of endometriosis, and the question of how it affects trying to conceive.
Recurrent miscarriage
More than one pregnancy loss, and a structured look at what can be tested before the next conception.
Low ovarian reserve
A low egg-reserve test or a poor response in a previous cycle. The number is a planning tool, not a verdict.
Unexplained infertility
Tests so far are within expected ranges, and pregnancy has not happened. The plan is about time and the next useful step.
Male factor
The semen analysis is the finding that needs a plan, whether the change is mild or sperm are absent.
Fertility preservation before medical treatment
A planned chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or surgery that may reduce future fertility. Timing is set with the treating team.
A second opinion after a previous attempt
You have already had treatment elsewhere. The visit reads that file before suggesting what to repeat.