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Have you decided to delay having a family? You’re not alone - statistics have shown that more women than ever are waiting until they’re 35-39 …

Many male fertility problems can be attributed to low sperm count or poor sperm motility. But there are also other problems, such as retrograde ejaculation, …

At Manchester Fertility sometimes we hear from patients who are enquiring about treatment with us, when they’re already under the care of a different clinic …

Did you know that in around a third of cases of infertility, the issue lies with the man? Problems with sperm are common. Some men …

If you’re undergoing IVF or infertility treatment, which involves stimulating the ovaries, you will most likely hear the terms ‘long protocol’ or ‘short protocol’ at …

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a common cause of fertility problems. PCOS causes problems with ovulation and menstrual cycle, making it difficult to conceive naturally …

When you’re going through IVF we understand that you’ll want to maximise your chances of success, and this may involve you wanting to try dietary …

If you’re about to begin IVF treatment, you may have come across the term ‘Single Embryo Transfer’ or SET. This is when only one, good …

Did you know that up to a fifth of men have a low sperm count? This means that you don’t have as much sperm in …

We understand that booking your first appointment with one of our consultants can be daunting time. Will you need tests at the appointment? Will you …

For some men, their only hope of using their own sperm to have a family of their own is to undergo a procedure called Surgical …

If you’ve had a vasectomy but would now like to have children, it is often possible to reverse the vasectomy to help you conceive a …