NHS Services
GP Referrals
You should see your GP if you have not conceived after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse. You can be referred sooner and after 6 months if there is a known fertility problem.
GP Referrals Form
A GP referral form is typically required when a patient needs to be referred to a specialist for further evaluation or treatment, such as fertility services.
First Visit to Fertility Clinic
Your first visit to the fertility unit will usually involve a 30 minute discussion to find out more about you (and your partner).
Ovulation Induction Treatments
Ovulation induction treatments are designed to help women who have irregular or absent ovulation, a common cause of infertility.
Male Investigations
A semen analysis provides important information on the quality of sperm. It is usually repeated after eight weeks if the quality is (and repeated immediately if no sperm is present).
Tubal Patency Testing
Tubal patency testing looks for a blockage in the fallopian tubes which will prevent fertilisation of the sperm and egg. There are various ways to check including keyhole surgery and more
Surgical Treatment
Sometimes surgery might be recommended to improve your chances of conceiving including removal of ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, polyps, Treatment of endometriosis and more
NHS IVF Criteria North East Essex
In North East Essex, the NHS IVF criteria are based on medical and social factors to ensure that treatment is provided to those who meet specific requirements.
NHS IVF Criteria Mid Essex
The NHS IVF criteria for Mid Essex are designed to ensure that fertility treatment is offered to those who meet specific medical and social guidelines.
Armed Forces Funding
Fertility challenges can be a deeply personal and emotional journey for many individuals and couples, and members of the Armed Forces are no exception.
Same Sex Couples
For same-sex couples, the journey to parenthood can involve unique challenges, particularly when it comes to fertility treatment.