Manchester Fertility Services Blog

Written by Professor Brian Lieberman, Founder of Manchester Fertility Services

Posts Tagged ‘Sperm’

What is IUI?

Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

IUI, or intrauterine insemination, is a common infertility treatment that can help couples conceive. It is often the first treatment to be recommended when couples have ‘unexplained infertility’ – that is no medical reason why they cannot get...

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Sperm freezing – Putting baby plans on ice

Friday, June 25th, 2010

Freezing sperm is one of the many services we offer at Manchester Fertility Services. It is often done when a patient is facing medical treatment that may affect their fertility. Other reasons can include a low, deteriorating sperm count, so freezing the sperm can preserve its...

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Need Donor Sperm? It’s better from the UK

Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

I’ve recently seen a patient who was considering donor sperm insemination. Before coming to us, they had been to see an alternative infertility clinic which imports all their donor sperm from the European Sperm Bank. And who foots the bill for shipping it over? You do, the...

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Open Evening for Couples who need to use a Sperm Donor

Wednesday, May 5th, 2010

Private infertility clinic Manchester Fertility Services is holding an open evening on Thursday 20 May to give couples who need to use a sperm donor the chance to find out more information about the treatment. The event at the clinic, based at the Bridgewater Hospital on Princess Road in the city centre, is open to anyone - whether they are same-sex couples, single women or couples where the male partner has a sperm...

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The IVF Process – what will happen?

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

Now you know what fertility treatment you need, the next question is often ‘what happens next?’. Put simply, IVF is when your eggs are retrieved and fertilised in a laboratory with semen from your partner or a donor. The resulting embryos are then transferred into your uterus to begin growing as in a normal...

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