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The passing of IVF pioneer Sir Robert Edwards gives us pause for thought as we reflect on the achievements of IVF since the birth of …

New Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) have now come into force, taking over control of NHS spending locally from previous Primary Care Trusts. Many of the …

There are many reasons why someone may find that they need our help to have a baby. But typically the most common reasons why you …

If you’re an older woman struggling to conceive, you may naturally assume that your only hope of a family is to have infertility treatment. But …

If you’re comparing infertility clinics, how much weight should you give to results published by a clinic itself? All clinics are required to report their …

At Manchester Fertility we often see many patients who have had repeated failed cycles elsewhere, or who suffer miscarriages despite initial positive pregnancy tests following …

Being told that you have no sperm can be a distressing and confusing diagnosis. Does it mean you can never have children of your own? …

If you’ve ever had an ectopic pregnancy – where the fertilised egg implants outside the uterus, typically in the fallopian tube – then you may …

At Manchester Fertility we offer patients the option of extended culture and blastocyst transfer. So what does this involve and how does it help your …

If you are undergoing IVF and you produce multiple good embryos, you have the option to store these for your use if either your cycle …

The dedicated Fertility Week on ITV’s This Morning recently provoked some interesting questions. Not least the understanding of our own fertility. Do you know how …

If you need infertility treatment, or are researching infertility online, you will often come across many forums and sites which seem to be packed full …