An embryo must implant into the endometrium after it is transferred to the uterus. This window of implantation is a
Patients who have been unsuccessful want to know why it didn’t work. A definite explanation as to why it failed
Fairness and justice are two important principles in health care. We explore the (un)fairness of fertility funding in the UK.
Miscarriage is common, one in four pregnancies end this way. Nevertheless the impact a pregnancy loss can have on women and those around them can be huge.
A short luteal phase has long been attributed as a cause of infertility and miscarriage. We dig deep into the research and look at how a luteal phase defect can influence reproduction.
When ovaries do not release an egg.
No sperm in the ejaculate. Caused by either a blockage or a production type problem. Should be investigated by examination,
Sperm testing is not just as simple as putting the sample into a machine and reading out the results. What is normal and how should you interpret the results?
Asherman’s syndrome is when the lining of the womb becomes scarred. This scar tissue is often called intra-uterine adhesions or synechiae. Read how it affects the chance of pregnancy.
Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) is “the” IVF complication. It is almost entirely unique to fertility treatment, although a few cases have been cited where OHSS has occurred in a naturally occurring pregnancy.