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There are many reasons why someone may need donor eggs, and every journey is unique.At Herts & Essex Fertility Centre, w...
17/04/2026

There are many reasons why someone may need donor eggs, and every journey is unique.

At Herts & Essex Fertility Centre, we offer treatment to those people who need donor eggs and can usually help within 6-9 months of application.

Find out more about egg donation on our website here: https://hertsandessexfertility.com/campaign/egg-donation/

“I wasn’t ready to be a mother, even in my early 30s. Biologically that’s unfair, and that isn’t going to go away withou...
15/04/2026

“I wasn’t ready to be a mother, even in my early 30s. Biologically that’s unfair, and that isn’t going to go away without medical advances. But we can do something about the judgement surrounding women who choose to become mothers later in life.”

In a recent article in the Radio Times, Vicky Pattison spoke about the backlash she received following the decision to freeze her eggs.

Read the full article here: https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/documentaries/vicky-pattison-maybe-baby-comment/

10/04/2026

Why do so many people need donor eggs?

Dr Praveena Joglekar-Pai, Consultant Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist at Herts & Essex Fertility Centre, provides insight into why an increasing number of people are turning to donor eggs.

Find out more about using donor eggs on our website:https://hertsandessexfertility.com/donation/egg-donation/

Egg donation plays an important role in fertility treatment, giving individuals and couples another option when other ro...
09/04/2026

Egg donation plays an important role in fertility treatment, giving individuals and couples another option when other routes haven’t worked. It involves time, commitment, and careful decision-making, but it can also make a real difference. 💚

Stories like this one highlight how donation can come from within families, with one person choosing to help another take the next step towards parenthood.

Read the full story here: https://hertsandessexfertility.com/patientstory/sister-donates-eggs-to-make-our-dream-come-true/

24/03/2026

How are eggs frozen? ❄️

Vitrification is a rapid freezing technique that cools eggs to extremely low temperatures. This “flash-freezing” process prevents the formation of damaging ice crystals by transforming the eggs into a glass-like state, safely preserving them for future IVF treatments.

Find out more about egg freezing on our website!

19/03/2026

Giulia is 35 years old and has made the decision to freeze her eggs. 💚

She knows she’s not alone. More women are making similar decisions, each with their own reasons, whether it’s focusing on personal goals, not having found the right partner yet, or simply wanting more time. Giulia hopes that by sharing her story, others will feel informed, supported, and encouraged to explore what’s right for them.

She is documenting her journey on her Instagram thatsgigi.fit

Shared with permission

19/03/2026

Giulia is 35 years old and has made the decision to freeze her eggs. 💚

She knows she’s not alone. More women are making similar decisions, each with their own reasons, whether it’s focusing on personal goals, not having found the right partner yet, or simply wanting more time. Giulia hopes that by sharing her story, others will feel informed, supported, and encouraged to explore what’s right for them.

She is documenting her journey on her Instagram thatsgigi.fit

Shared with permission

10/03/2026

Do you feel under pressure to make decisions about your fertility?

My Eggs My Future is our dedicated educational hub, committed to offering comprehensive information and encouraging open discussions about women’s fertility choices. Our mission is to empower women by providing knowledge about their reproductive health and the diverse options at their disposal. ✨

This platform serves as a valuable resource, enabling women to make well-informed decisions on their unique fertility journey.

Dr Praveena Pai, Consultant Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist at Herts & Essex Fertility Centre explains more about My Eggs, My Future. 💬

Visit our website to explore your options and make informed decisions at: https://myeggsmyfuture.com/

Are you feeling under pressure to make decisions about your fertility future? 💗If you have questions about your fertilit...
09/02/2026

Are you feeling under pressure to make decisions about your fertility future? 💗

If you have questions about your fertility options, you can find all the information you need in one convenient place. Our mission is to empower women by providing knowledge about their reproductive health, fertility preservation, egg freezing and the many options available to them. ✨

Visit our website to explore your options and make informed decisions at: https://myeggsmyfuture.com/

04/02/2026

What happens during an egg collection?

Mr David Ogutu, Medical Director at Herts & Essex Fertility Centre, explains the egg collection process, from preparation on the day to what you can expect afterwards. Clear, reassuring guidance to help you feel informed and supported throughout your fertility journey. 💛

How do I measure the quality and quantity of my eggs? 🥚✨Here’s the truth: there’s currently no test that can measure egg...
27/01/2026

How do I measure the quality and quantity of my eggs? 🥚✨

Here’s the truth: there’s currently no test that can measure egg quality. But there is a test that helps us understand egg quantity. It’s called AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone).

AMH gives insight into your ovarian reserve, meaning the number of eggs left in your ovaries. It is produced by growing follicles, which reflect your total egg pool.

👉Higher AMH means more eggs in reserve.�👉Lower AMH means fewer eggs and potentially less time to conceive.

Knowing your AMH can help you make informed decisions about your fertility and future family planning, because knowledge is power 💛

21/01/2026

What is the process of egg freezing?

Charlotte Wood, Senior Clinical Embryologist at Herts & Essex Fertility Centre, explains more about the process involved in egg freezing. 

Are you thinking about your future fertility and considering freezing your eggs?

At Herts & Essex Fertility Centre we have a dedicated educational hub - My Eggs, My Future - that provides information about your future fertility options.

Find out more on our website: https://myeggsmyfuture.com

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