Plan
Review your history, tests and a treatment protocol with the clinical team.
Assisted conception
IVF
In vitro fertilisation, usually called IVF, is an assisted-conception treatment in which eggs are collected and fertilised with sperm in a laboratory. An embryo may then be transferred to the uterus. The medicines, timing and laboratory approach are personalised after assessment.
Who may discuss this service?
- Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
- Some male-factor fertility concerns
- Ovulation, endometriosis or unexplained fertility difficulties
- When another appropriate treatment has not worked
- Family-building pathways involving donor eggs or sperm
What the process can involve
Stimulate and monitor
Medication supports egg development while scans and tests monitor response.
Collect and fertilise
Egg collection and laboratory fertilisation are followed by embryo development.
Transfer and follow up
A suitable embryo may be transferred, followed by planned testing and support.
Useful questions to ask
- Why is IVF being recommended for me?
- Which costs are included and which may be additional?
- What are the risks and alternatives in my case?
- How will embryos be stored or handled?
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