Are you worried, not sure whether you need help or concerned that it may cost a fortune? Come in and speak to our fertility team who will provide expert advice as to what is right for you. Whether your fertility treatment is available through the NHS or you’re self-funding, or you need to spread your … Continued

Patients, both past and present, will be visiting the Christmas grotto on Saturday 16th December from 2pm to 5.30pm at Bath Fertility, Peasedown St John. Mr Sharp, who founded the clinic in 1994 will be Father Christmas for the afternoon and is really looking forward to seeing everyone. There has been huge interest in the … Continued

When you are struggling with infertility, communicating with family and friends can be very difficult. They may be fabulous in so many ways, but even the most caring amongst them do not always know how to address your issues. Our Counsellor, Gill Aldridge, recommends the following steps to patients who are finding it hard to … Continued

For some women, treatment with donor eggs is their only option of conceiving a child. This may be due to ovarian insufficiency following surgery, chemotherapy or premature menopause. It can also provide an alternative treatment when couples have been unable to conceive using their own eggs, where quantity and quality have become too low to … Continued

PCOS or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is very common. It is thought to affect one in five women in the UK. Women with a diagnosis of PCOS will have 2 or more of the three main features of the syndrome, which are: • Irregular periods • Excessive male hormone (androgen) which can lead to excessive hair … Continued

Sex is often a sensitive subject. Patients often say “When can I have sex? Is it safe? It is no fun these days, we don’t want to do it anymore, I feel under pressure”. For those trying to get pregnant, after months or years of ‘having to have sex ‘at a specific time on an … Continued

You regularly read news articles about ways in which a woman can improve her fertility potential. These enhancements include: healthy eating, exercising, losing weight and avoidance of pesticides, cigarettes and alcohol. While infertility due to female problems is often talked about in a fairly open way, this is not necessarily the case for men – … Continued