During fertility treatment, looking after your physical and mental health is very important, as treatment sometimes takes longer than you anticipate. We may need to try a number of different options before finding a treatment that works for you. It is important to carry on with your normal life, keep positive, and not worry too much about what other people are doing.
If you have concerns, discuss them with me or your GP.
Fertilising mature eggs in the laboratory and transferring them to the uterus.
Injecting a single sperm into an egg.
Maturing and fertilising eggs in the laboratory, before transferring to the uterus.
Stimulating ovulation in women with irregular periods.
Inserting prepared sperm into the uterus just before ovulation.
Storing eggs for future use, for women who are not ready to start their family yet.
For some women and same sex couples, using a surrogate (another women who can carry the baby) is the only hope of becoming a parent.
If you are wanting to have a consultation, are looking at family planning or fertility assessment, book in a consultation.
