Fibroids: do they affect fertility or pregnancy?
Do you have heavy, irregular and painful periods and the frequent need to pass urine? If you've been suffering from fibroids, whether you realised or not, you may be wondering if the condition affects your fertility and chances of conceiving. Our expert Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee explains more.
Dr Malini Uppal
27.03.19
Riproduzione assistita
In the UK, one in seven couples experience difficulty conceiving, so you might wonder whether you are one of them, particularly if you are aged between 30 and 39. Whilst female fertility does decrease with age, there are many other physical, mental, and emotional well-being aspects that play a vital role in fertility and conception. Dr Malini Uppal, a fertility specialist of the City Fertility clinic in central London, lists some of the key things that can affect your fertility and your ability to conceive.
PCOS: what causes polycystic ovaries?
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a relatively common condition affecting a woman’s ovaries, which can lead to various symptoms, including difficulty conceiving a child. What causes PCOS and what effects can it have? Experienced gynaecologist Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee explains.
Fertility after 35: Why egg quality matters as much as quantity
It’s a common misconception that if you’re a woman, your supply of eggs will run out by your early 40s. As consultant gynaecologist Mr Mahantesh Karoshi explains, quality matters more than quantity, which is why certain fertility treatments such as pre-implantation genetic screening and egg freezing are becoming increasingly popular.
What causes chronic pelvic pain syndrome in women?
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome is debilitating pain that some women suffer from. It can be during the menstrual cycle, but not exclusively, and generally, it will last for more than six months. Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee, an expert gynaecologist, explains what causes chronic pelvic pain syndrome and how it may be managed.
Mr Michael Booker
22.01.19
Riproduzione assistita
Male infertility causes and treatments
Male infertility is the inability of a man to cause pregnancy in a woman. Infertility in men can be caused by numerous factors, including underlying medical conditions or a naturally low sperm count. Mr Michael Booker, a fertility expert, obstetrician and gynaecologist, explains male infertility and how it can be treated.
FAQs: in vitro fertilisation – part 2
In vitro fertilisation is a form of fertility treatment that can help women to get pregnant. Dr Benjamin Abramov, a leading fertility specialist, answers some more frequently asked questions about IVF, following on from part one.
FAQs: in vitro fertilisation (IVF) – part 1
In vitro fertilisation is a form of fertility treatment that can help women to get pregnant. Dr Benjamin Abramov, a leading fertility specialist, answers some frequently asked questions about IVF.
How does pre-implantation genetic screening (PGS) work?
Having a baby is not always straightforward. Genetics and infertility can conspire to make starting a family seem like an impossibility. However, options such as IVF can help to maximise your chances. One such option is pre-implantation genetic screening (PGS), which can help to streamline the IVF process. Fertility specialist Dr Benjamin Abramov explains.
As a species, human beings are much less fertile than most other species. Our relatively low reproductive rate can sometimes cause couples to worry that they have fertility problems. But how common is true infertility in people? What can be done about it? Top gynaecologist and fertility specialist Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee tells all:
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