In Vitro Fertilisation – known as IVF – was once a medical miracle. We’ve come a long way since 1978 when the world’s first IVF baby was born with IVF now considered a mainstream medical treatment. Thanks to Australian IVF…
Ten egg freezing myths busted Are you considering freezing your eggs? With so much information on clinic websites, chat forums, and social media, it’s hard to get a clear picture of what fertility preservation involves. To help clear up the…
Before commencing fertility treatment you will likely undertake a fertility assessment which consists of a series of routine fertility tests. One of those is an AMH test which measures your ovarian reserve. So what is AMH and ovarian reserve and…
Endometriosis is a painful condition affecting around 1 in 9 women in Australia. Although it can be harder to fall pregnant if you suffer from endometriosis, most women are still able to have children and many become pregnant without any…
Ovulation tracking is used to pinpoint the time of ovulation so you understand your most fertile days and therefore maximise your chances of conceiving naturally. Ovulation tracking is a simple process that you can do yourself and is often a…
Dr Sascha Edelstein, Fertility Specialist at Adora Fertility’s Melbourne Clinic explains how age can affect fertility throughout your reproductive years. Age is the single most important factor affecting a woman’s fertility. For women, age-related decline in fertility is natural. Women are…
If you’re considering having a family now or in the future, you may know that the quality of your eggs plays a big part in the success of both natural conception, and IVF treatment outcomes. In fact, egg quality is…
Having sex, and having sex regularly, is the first prescription for falling pregnant. However, it’s important to understand the best times to get intimate to maximise your monthly chance of conception occurring. Women’s menstrual cycles occur in several phases. Each…
Dr Gayatri Borude, Fertility Specialist and Clinical Director at Adora Fertility’s Perth Clinic explains how secondary infertility can affect those who have previously had a baby without issue. What is secondary infertility? You might not have worried about your fertility…
