Dr Anthony Marren Fertility

Dr Anthony Marren Fertility I’ve dedicated my life to making couples feel heard, supported and understood.

I strive to offer clear, helpful information in order to empower couples to make informed decisions regarding fertility treatment.

This Valentine’s Day, we celebrate love in all its forms — beyond conception, beyond timelines, and beyond expectations....
13/02/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we celebrate love in all its forms — beyond conception, beyond timelines, and beyond expectations.
To all families, partners, and individuals, wherever you are on your journey, we wish you a day filled with care, connection, and compassion.

Happy Valentine’s Day.

Male infertility is more common than many people realise and is rarely due to a single factor. While s***m count is ofte...
11/02/2026

Male infertility is more common than many people realise and is rarely due to a single factor. While s***m count is often the focus, fertility depends on s***m quality, function and genetic integrity as much as quantity.

A thorough assessment looks beyond basic semen analysis to identify testicular, hormonal, obstructive and age-related contributors, including DNA fragmentation.

Identifying the underlying cause helps guide appropriate treatment and improves the chance of achieving a healthy pregnancy.

Fertility is a shared journey, and assessment of both partners is essential. For more information see the link in bio.

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.It is an important opportunity to recognise the impact of ovarian cancer, rai...
09/02/2026

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
It is an important opportunity to recognise the impact of ovarian cancer, raise awareness of its often subtle symptoms, and highlight the value of listening to your body and seeking medical advice when changes persist or feel out of the ordinary.

Dr Anthony Marren's approach is grounded in evidence-based care, clear communication, and ongoing support for individuals and families navigating their health and fertility.

Fertility is not about perfection it is about consistency and nourishment. What you eat doesn’t “guarantee” a pregnancy,...
06/02/2026

Fertility is not about perfection it is about consistency and nourishment. What you eat doesn’t “guarantee” a pregnancy, but a diet built around whole, nutrient-rich foods gives your body the best foundation to function hormonally and metabolically. Research shows that balanced eating patterns (like Mediterranean-style whole food approaches) are associated with better reproductive health and lower odds of infertility compared to heavily processed diets.

Focus on vegetables, high-quality proteins, whole grains, healthy fats and enough water. Try to limit ultra-processed snacks, sugars, trans fats and excess stimulants — these can disrupt blood sugar and hormonal balance.

Every body responds differently — if you are working on this as part of your fertility journey, speak with your care team about a personalised plan that fits your health goals.

04/02/2026

Get to know a little more about fertility specialist Dr Anthony Marren. This is a light, personal look at some fun facts about Dr Marren.

Reproductive surgery isn't always the first step, but for many women facing fertility challenges, it can be the most eff...
02/02/2026

Reproductive surgery isn't always the first step, but for many women facing fertility challenges, it can be the most effective solution.

Whether you're dealing with endometriosis, fibroids, blocked tubes, or uterine abnormalities, surgery can address structural issues that impact your ability to conceive — and improve your quality of life.

Modern techniques like laparoscopy and hysteroscopy are minimally invasive, meaning faster recovery and better outcomes. Surgery may be considered when:
- Other treatments haven't worked
- You have confirmed structural issues
- Pain is significantly affecting your daily life
- You're preparing for IVF and need corrective procedures first

Your fertility journey is unique, and treatment should be too. If you've been wondering whether surgery could help, let's talk about a personalised plan that puts your health and goals first.

30/01/2026

Find out a little more about Dr Anthony Marren.

The consults with his patients are meaningful and many have a lasting impact on him as a fertility specialist.

In this reel Dr Anthony discusses how some patient journey's may not always have the outcome that they hoped for, yet patients leave still feeling grateful and cared for. This is something that Dr Marren carries in his continueing care to patients.

IVF technology has evolved with innovations that enhance time efficacies in giving outcomes for patients. From artificia...
23/01/2026

IVF technology has evolved with innovations that enhance time efficacies in giving outcomes for patients. From artificial intelligence assisting with embryo selection to advanced laboratory techniques that mirror the body's natural environment, these developments represent meaningful progress in reproductive medicine.

AI-powered embryo assessment can now detect subtle features that indicate an embryo's potential for successful implantation. The result, though no better than that of a specialist offers more informed decision-making when selecting embryos for transfer.

Laboratory advancements have been equally transformative. Time-lapse imaging systems monitor embryos continuously within incubators, providing embryologists with detailed developmental data without disrupting the embryo's environment. New micro-device technologies can recreate the natural movements and fluid flows found in the human body, potentially supporting healthier embryo development before transfer.

These technological innovations work together to optimise every stage of the IVF process. While no technology can guarantee success, these advances represent our ongoing commitment to providing the best possible care and outcomes for those on their fertility journey.

For more detailed information on IVF innovations, see the complete blog post in the link: https://tinyurl.com/5fmyad3u

To clear this up once and for all MYTH: Seeking a second opinion means you don't trust your doctor.FACT: Second opinions...
21/01/2026

To clear this up once and for all

MYTH: Seeking a second opinion means you don't trust your doctor.

FACT: Second opinions are a completely normal and encouraged part of your healthcare journey, especially when it comes to fertility treatments.

Here's why second opinions matter:
- Different specialists may offer different perspectives and treatment approaches
- Complex fertility cases often benefit from multiple expert viewpoints
- You gain confidence and clarity in your treatment plan
- It's YOUR health, YOUR body, YOUR decision
- Good doctors welcome and respect informed patients

Your fertility journey is deeply personal. Taking the time to explore all your options is not about doubt—it's about empowerment. You deserve to feel completely confident in your care plan.

If you're considering a second opinion or want to discuss your fertility options, I'm here to help provide clarity and personalised guidance.

Irregular or absent cycles? You're not alone. Ovulation induction can help stimulate your ovaries to produce and release...
19/01/2026

Irregular or absent cycles? You're not alone.

Ovulation induction can help stimulate your ovaries to produce and release eggs using targeted medications or injections. This treatment is especially beneficial for those with PCOS or unexplained ovulation challenges.

Your fertility journey deserves personalized care. Let's explore the right path forward together.

Understanding the emotional journey people endure during fertility treatment is essential to my approach. Your mental we...
15/01/2026

Understanding the emotional journey people endure during fertility treatment is essential to my approach. Your mental wellbeing matters, and it deserves the same attention as your physical health.

If you're struggling emotionally during your fertility journey, please reach out. Support is available, and you do not have to navigate this alone.

Getting back on track is not about guilt or drastic measures. It is about taking small, consistent steps that support yo...
13/01/2026

Getting back on track is not about guilt or drastic measures.
It is about taking small, consistent steps that support your body and your goals. Understanding how nutrition impacts fertility allows us to provide more personalised care for your journey.

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Suite 3, 205 Pacific Highway, St Leonards
Crows Nest, NSW
2065

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