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Introduction Endometriosis — when tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus — is common and can cause pain, heavy periods, and fertility challenges. Many people with endometriosis will conceive naturally, but for some the condition interferes with ovulation, egg quality, fallopian tube…
Introduction Reciprocal IVF — also called inter-partner IVF — is an increasingly popular and special option for same-sex female couples who want both partners to be biologically involved in starting a family. One partner provides the eggs and the other partner carries the pregnancy. This…
Introduction The luteal phase — the 2nd half of your menstrual cycle after ovulation — is a small but crucial window where an embryo (fertilised egg) must implant into a receptive uterine lining. When that window is shortened, hormonally inadequate, or the lining doesn’t respond…
Introduction One of the most common assumptions I hear from patients is: “If I’m not getting pregnant, I probably need IVF.” But the truth is, IVF is not always the first step in fertility treatment—nor is it always necessary. In fact, many of my…
Introduction If you’re not quite ready for children but wondering about your future fertility, you’re not alone. One of the most common conversations I have in my Melbourne fertility clinic is with people in their late 20s and 30s who simply want to “check…
Introduction Donor sperm treatment is an important fertility option for many individuals and couples who want to start or grow a family. Whether you’re a single woman, a same-sex couple, or in a relationship where male factor infertility is a concern, donor sperm may be…