The recent announcement that Meghan Markle is pregnant at 37 years old will no doubt be a surprise and a delight to many in the US and the UK. This is relatively soon after Megan’s and Harry’s…
If you are struggling to conceive naturally, that does not necessarily mean you need to rush into fertility treatment. Here, we uncover the best ways to improve your chances of conceiving naturally which are science-supported and doctor approved..…
What is an AMH test? An AMH test is a blood test that measures your level of anti-mullerian hormone (AMH). This is a hormone given off by developing eggs in the ovary, and hence gives an estimate for..…
Between 1991 to 2016 alone, 12% of all IVF treatment cycles used donor sperm or eggs - this is now around 13,500 fertility treatments every year. “Infertility has for far too long been treated as an…
If you are having trouble getting pregnant, are planning to start a family or simply want more information about your fertility, a fertility test is very useful to assess whether you have any fertility issues that may affect your ability to conceive. Find out the 7 types of fertility tests you should know about...…
Perhaps you’ve delayed starting a family because of your career, you weren’t in a stable relationship, or you simply weren’t ready to be a mother. There are many reasons why women decide to delay…
We are pleased to announce the opening of our new clinic in North Oxford that offers cutting edge treatments and high quality medical care to both NHS and private patients.…
Since its inception 40 years ago, IVF has given hope to millions of people with fertility problems. However, IVF can come at a physical and emotional cost to women undergoing treatment.Traditional IVF…
It is now the case that as many as 1 in 25 babies are born to mothers aged 40 and above. As the biological clock ticks, fertility experts stress the importance of knowing where you stand in regards to your fertility as early as possible, in order to help you plan ahead and maximise your chances of conceiving naturally in the future.…
Mild IVF (also known as mild stimulation IVF) is fundamentally similar to Natural IVF as it works with a woman’s natural menstrual cycle. However, Mild IVF is different to Natural IVF as stimulating drugs are given with the aim of collecting 2-10 eggs - but at a lower dosage and for a shorter duration than conventional IVF.…
