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How to have the family that you want

How to have the family that you want

Author: Annette Eckersley, Group Assistant & Communication Manager, NOW-fertility Fertility treatment has revolutionised family building and helped create a pathway to parenthood for an increasing diverse range of couples and individuals. Here are some ways in which having fertility treatment could give you the family that without medical intervention may not be possible. Overcoming fertility […]

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How to choose your fertility treatment

How to choose your fertility treatment

Author: Annette Eckersley, Group Assistant & Communication Manager, NOW-fertility Choosing the right fertility treatment is a significant decision, but one that should become easier once you consider all the relevant factors. As well as opting for the right treatment, you should also think carefully about the fertility specialist that you choose, ensuring that you are

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How to choose your fertility clinic

How to choose your fertility clinic

Author: Annette Eckersley, Group Assistant & Communication Manager, NOW-fertility Choosing the right clinic for any kind of fertility treatment can be a daunting experience. Many centres make the same claims and it can be difficult to distinguish between them all. Here are some of the factors to consider when choosing a fertility clinic: Treatment options

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Male fertility testing – what and when

Male fertility testing – the NOW-fertility approach to what and when

NOW-fertility in conversation with Ian Stones, Director, testhim Male fertility is a crucial component of reproductive health, yet it often receives less attention compared to female fertility. However, for couples trying to conceive, understanding both partners’ fertility is vital. When should men test their fertility? There are various scenarios when men should consider testing their

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Common Questions about IVF for Gender Selection

Common Questions about IVF for Gender Selection

What is IVF for gender selection? Gender selection involves using IVF to create embryos which are then tested for chromosomal abnormalities and their gender. Once the gender is identified, only embryos of the desired gender are transferred back into the patient’s uterus. How is gender selection performed? A technique known as pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT)

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IVF with Donor Sperm

IVF with Donor Sperm

IVF with donor sperm is recommended for heterosexual couples with severe male factor infertility, for single women and for lesbian couples. Sperm donors may be known or unknown to the recipients, and an unknown donor may be anonymous or identified, depending on the legislation in the country where the treatment is taking place. In the

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Guide to fertility treatments - where can I go?

Guide to fertility treatments – where can I go?

We offer patient-centred, accessible and affordable fertility treatment through a network of NOW-fertility partner clinics worldwide.  IVF and fertility preservation treatments are available with ‘no barriers’, meaning that we work with you to identify the best location for the treatment that you need, even if that treatment is not available in the country where you live.

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Surrogacy

Surrogacy

Surrogacy is an arrangement for a woman to carry and give birth to a baby for another individual or couple, who are the intended parent or parents. The arrangement could be on a full surrogacy basis, meaning the eggs used are from either the intended mother or a donor and there is no genetic link

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