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Fertility MOT is a series of simple tests for you, and your partner, which will give you an indication of your fertility status. Tests include semen analysis and ovarian reserve.
A less in-depth fertility analysis compared to our full Fertility MOT, which can be performed either individually or with your partner. Includes ovarian reserve and semen analysis.
In Vitro Fertilisation - is when your eggs are retrieved and fertilised in a laboratory with semen from your partner or a donor. IVF helps you if you have damaged or blocked fallopian tubes.
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) gives hope to people who have a sperm problem but who want to use their own sperm to have a baby. ICSI is used when the fertility problem is a result of sperm disorders.
Intrauterine Insemination is a useful treatment if you have ovulation problems or unexplained infertility. Your partner’s sperm is inserted directly into your uterus closer to the egg so fertilisation can occur.
Induction of Ovulation is where we stimulate your ovaries to produce an egg. Induction of ovulation helps if you are failing to ovulate, but you have normal fallopian tubes and your partner’s sperm is normal.
Egg Sharing is when you have IVF and donate some of your eggs – usually half of the eggs collected - as part of your treatment cycle, to help other infertile women to conceive.
(DI) is intrauterine insemination (IUI) using donor sperm. Donor insemination may be recommended if your partner has no sperm or a very low sperm count, if you’re a single woman or are in a same-sex female relationship.
You may need IVF with a donor egg if the likely success rate from your own eggs is too low due to your age, you’re not producing eggs anymore, you’ve had previous medical treatment or conditions such as premature menopause or ovarian failure.
We can help counsel and advise you if you need a surrogate to have a baby. We have many years experience in helping couples through this complex treatment.
If you’re aged between 18 and 41 and are of good health with no serious medical conditions in your family history, you could be a sperm donor. Donors receive £35 compensation per visit to our clinic.
To be an egg donor with us you must be between the ages of 18 and 35, and have no serious medical conditions in your family. Egg donors receive £750 compensation per cycle.
Sperm freezing can help you preserve your fertility, if you are about to undergo medical treatment which could affect your fertility, or prior to a vasectomy.
Freezing your eggs may be a good option for you if you wish to have children later in life, or you are about to undergo medical treatment which could affect your fertility.
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