Fertility
Female fertility begins to decline from the age of 30, with one in every 6 couples facing fertility issues i.e. to get pregnant.
Our consultants are trained specialists in fertility medicine and guide you through which tests and treatments are best suited for every individual couple.
What happens during your appointment?
When you become peri-menopausal (the natural transition into the menopause) your hormones begin to change, and at this stage it may lead to abnormal vaginal bleeding and less frequent menstrual cycle.
At your initial consultation, your consultant will perform a thorough gynaecological examination accompanied by a smear test, pelvic ultrasound and a breast ultrasound. This is to help them identify gynaecological or breast abnormalities, if any.
Fertility Profile
£900
- Consultation
- Blood Tests
- Follow Up
- An ultrasound may be required, but it is not included in the package price.
Fertility profile / preconception check
- Consultation
- Pelvic Ultrasound
- Semen Analysis
- Blood Tests
Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT)
This provides an opportunity for early detection of certain genetic abnormalities of the foetus without any harm. This assessment can also detect any genetic conditions in the mother.
Your test will include:
- Consultation
- Bedside Ultrasound
- Blood test
Recurrent miscarriage profile
This screening helps to identify differentially expressed genes and their related biological pathways if you have experienced recurrent miscarriage (RM) even though fertility is not an issue.
Your appointment will include:
- Consultation
- Blood tests
Treatment options
With your consent, your consultant will create and discuss a individualised treatment plan for you.
- Medication
- Surgery
- IVF (In vitro fertilisation)
What effects fertility?
You may experience trouble conceiving due to various factors either with male or female infertility or a combination of both. In some cases, it becomes impossible to identify the causes.
The reason for subfertility or infertility are pretty much the same.
Causes
- Ovulation difficulties
- Atypical uterine (womb)
- Sperm complications
- Fallopian tubes blockage
- Endometriosis
Risk factors
- Physiological factors
- Behavioural factors
- Environmental factors
Meet our Clinic Team
Learn more about the consultants and surgeons at our Women’s Health clinic.
