Posted on 3 September 2019
IVF technology today allows us to safely vitrify (freeze) embryos. That is why the aim of an IVF cycle should be to create one baby at a time. There are some cases where Embryo Transfer (ET) x 2 can be considered. I use this tactic (with my patients’ consent and agreement) in cases where IVF … Continue reading
Posted on 12 August 2019
Can IVF cause breast cancer? Are IVF babies abnormal? In this article we’ll teach you more about long term outcomes of IVF for mothers and babies… IVF long term outcomes: The first IVF birth occurred in the late 1970’s. To date, more that 5 million children have been born through IVF. As it is a … Continue reading
Posted on 11 June 2019
Many women think about freezing their eggs for a long time before actively making treatment plans. It’s definitely not something a woman rushes into, but it is part of her long term family planning strategy. Here are five things to consider if you are thinking about how egg freezing might work for you. 1.Freeze eggs … Continue reading
Many women think about having babies before they are ready to start trying. A common question women ask me is “What is the best age to freeze my eggs?” Egg freezing is an area of medicine with obvious advantages and disadvantages. Here are some key things to consider if you’re thinking about freezing your eggs. … Continue reading
Posted on 6 May 2019
Here at Women’s Health Melbourne, we won’t waste your time with hidden costs and copycat logos. We won’t make promises today we can’t keep tomorrow. We won’t delegate your care plan to nurses, or your procedures to less experienced doctors. And we certainly won’t cut corners when the time comes to care for you – … Continue reading
