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One in six couples experience trouble conceiving, and we are working towards a future where everyone in the community has the opportunity to create a family. Our Fertile Minds blog provides fertility related information authored by our leading minds from across the Virtus Health group. Here you can find the latest research, studies and fertility related information to help you understand fertility - from planning right through to treatment and technologies.
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Showing blog articles tagged with Reproductive conditions
We need to talk about infertility
25 September 2020
15% of couples have difficulty conceiving, with most cases able to be helped by some form of fertility treatment. Read more about infertility on our blog.
A Man’s Guide to Fertility
11 June 2020
With Men’s Health week upon us, it seems timely to dispel some myths and discuss some tips about men’s fertility.
Can diet fix PCOS to get pregnant?
8 June 2020
Studies have shown that weight loss and diet are the primary focus when it comes to managing PCOS
Male fertility issues – the most common cause of infertility after a woman’s age
1 April 2020
More about Male fertility issues
Fertility Terminology and Abbreviations
6 December 2019
Fertility talk’ can be littered with abbreviations, with OI, IUI, IVF and ICSI among the most commonly used, which can be confusing.
IVF Step by Step
31 July 2019
Our article will help you understand the IVF process step by step. What is IVF, where to start, what kind of tests are involved, consultation and IVF process.
Endometrial Scratching & IVF
5 February 2019
What is endometrial scratching, and can it increase your chance of having a baby? Does endometrial scratching increase your chance IVF success?
Meet the Real Life Nina Proudmans
4 January 2019
For these three fertility specialists, helping their patients to have “the joyful experience of becoming a parent” is all in a day’s work.
