Clear, reviewable information about reproductive health
A negative test is not a diagnosis. What the doctor looks at after the first cycle, what changes in the plan, when 'recurrent failure' actually begins, why to be careful with unproven add-ons, and when to try again.
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In close to half of couples the male side plays a role, yet the man is usually the last to be tested. Why there are usually no symptoms, which causes can be corrected, what the first step is, when a urologist is needed and how the path looks with azoospermia.
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The 'injection phase' of IVF: how long it lasts, how injections are done at home, how often you come for monitoring, what you feel, what changes with PCOS, and the warning signs of OHSS.
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Do the hormones cause cancer, does stimulation use up your eggs, can IVF children have children of their own, is it 'unnatural'? Nine of the most common beliefs, answered from the guidance of reproductive medicine societies.
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The two weeks from transfer to test day: why feeling nothing is normal, which discharge is expected, how long to rest, whether you can fly, and which symptoms mean you should call the clinic.
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Anonymous and known donors, donor screening, matching and written consent: how the organisational side of a donor programme works.
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When a fertility specialist raises the option of donor eggs, how the decision is made, and what to understand before starting.
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What do count, motility and morphology actually measure on a semen analysis report? Why a single result is rarely enough, and how to prepare for the test.
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What do AMH, antral follicle count and hormone tests actually measure? A clear explanation of ovarian reserve testing, its limits, and its role in planning treatment.
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A clear overview of IVF assessment, preparation, egg retrieval, laboratory care, embryo transfer and follow-up.
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