Blog – IVF posts - Page 16 of 18

Endometriosis is thought to affect up to two million women in the UK. If you’re one of them, you may be concerned about how the …

Women who have only one embryo transferred during IVF treatment are five times more likely to have a full-term birth than those who receive two …

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority has reported a big increase in the number of same-sex couples and single women receiving fertility treatment. Apparently there …

A Swedish study has provided scientific evidence that fertility treatment such as IVF doesn’t increase your risk of developing cancer. Previous studies have hinted at …

It’s a tense, and nerve-wracking time for the many couples who come through our doors. Online forums offer plenty of advice from fellow ‘two-week waiters’ …

Katie Price's desire to have a child with husband Alex Reid is well documented in the tabloid media and women’s magazines. But what is surprising …

A recent article in the media - written incidentally by a woman in her 40’s has just had her first baby naturally so as such …

A new report has shown that a fifth of all babies – that’s over 140,000 children - born in England and Wales last year were …

Scientists in the US claim to have developed a way to identify which embryos are more viable than others, increasing the chances of successful pregnancy …

Retail giant Tesco has been in the media boasting about the increase in sales of their twin buggies. Store bosses say demand for double pushchairs …

Menstrual cycle problems are a common cause of infertility for many women. Irregular periods are when you have a sustained, long-term pattern over several months …

Are you undergoing infertility treatment, or have had infertility treatment? The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) wants to hear from you. In the ‘Have …