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IVF is one of the most common treatments for infertility. Almost 68,000 cycles are carried out in the UK every year according to HFEA data, …

It’s well known that many women have fertility treatment in their late 30s and early 40s to have a baby. But what are the options …

With the news that increasing numbers of NHS Clinical Commissioning Groups across the UK are restricting or cutting IVF provision, more couples in need of …

Choosing a sperm donor is a big decision, and at Manchester Fertility we believe that your choice should rightly involve much more than just a …

Is there a shortage of donor eggs where you live? Many fertility clinics in the UK don’t have their own egg donation programme, which means …

Are you struggling to conceive? Trying for baby but not getting pregnant is a cause of frustration for many couples, especially when there doesn’t seem …

Do you need donor sperm to have a baby? Or would you like to donate sperm to us? We’ve expanded our sperm donor recruitment programme …

It’s well known that modern lifestyle factors such as diet and stress levels affect fertility, so at Manchester Fertility we take a dual approach to …

Needing to use an egg donor or a sperm donor to have a baby shouldn’t cause added stress and worry over donor availability and cost …

How can we help you have a baby if you’re single, and an older woman? Or if you are an older woman and your partner …

Trying for a baby but not conceived yet? Fertility clinics aren’t just for people who have diagnosed fertility problems or need help to have a …

Have you been diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)? It’s a common cause of fertility problems. Thought to affect around one in five women in …