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Eggfreezing Egg freezing is a private service which helps women to be investigated for ageing and offers egg count tests : it is a service for preserving fertility

Fertility Plus is a unique, modern and bespoke private fertility service of the highest quality, provided in heart of London offering a very personalised and holistic approach to treatment. The ethos of Fertility Plus care is to provide a personalised and individual approach to each patient in the most flexible way. We offer appropriate advice, investigations, treatments and support, in a non-judgemental fashion, both to couples and single women. Moreover, we have adopted clear price packages which are transparent, fair and defy the open-wallet policies which many other service providers in London offer. Taking the option of having a baby in the future is an emotional and a significant choice. We aim to help women to plan their future fertility through the process of egg freezing.

Why Fertility Treatment Works Differently for Different WomenThis review explains that small genetic differences in the ...
23/02/2026

Why Fertility Treatment Works Differently for Different Women

This review explains that small genetic differences in the FSH hormone and its receptor can strongly influence how a woman’s ovaries respond to fertility treatment. These genetic variations help explain why some women do not respond well to standard IVF medication doses, while others may respond too strongly and develop side effects.

By identifying these genetic markers, doctors can better predict who may need higher or lower hormone doses and who may be at risk of poor or excessive response. The research brings together data from around the world showing how these genes affect egg numbers, hormone levels, and treatment outcomes.

The key message is that fertility treatment does not need to be “trial and error.” Using genetics allows IVF to be more personalised, safer, and potentially more successful by matching treatment to the individual rather than using the same protocol for everyone.
Pharmacogenetics of FSH Action in the Female. Front. Endocrinol. 10:398. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2019.00398

Egg Collection: How Eggs Are Retrieved from the OvariesEgg collection is a procedure where a fine needle is passed into ...
23/02/2026

Egg Collection: How Eggs Are Retrieved from the Ovaries

Egg collection is a procedure where a fine needle is passed into each ovarian follicle to gently draw out the follicular fluid, allowing the embryologist to find and retrieve the oocyte (egg) from inside.

During egg collection, the ovaries are visualised with an ultrasound probe while the patient is under light sedation. A thin needle attached to the probe passes through the vaginal wall into each follicle, and gentle suction removes the follicular fluid, which contains the egg. The fluid is handed immediately to the laboratory team, who locate the eggs under the microscope and place them in a special culture medium ready for fertilisation.

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Did you know that not all trigger injections are created equal? 🤔 When it comes to the final step before egg collection—the "trigger"—many clinics use a standard hCG injection, which works beautifully most of the time. However, in about 3 out of every 100 cycles, the follicle doesn't release its egg, resulting in an entire IVF cycle without a single egg collected.

In fertility medicine! By combining a GnRH agonist with hCG, we can replicate the body's natural hormonal surge—cutting trigger failure rates from around 3% down to just 1%. A small number that makes an enormous difference when it's your cycle on the line!

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🌸 Taking Clomid? 🌸 what is the success of ovulation with 50 mg to 200 mg clomid ? 🌸Did you know that most women will ovu...
23/02/2026

🌸 Taking Clomid? 🌸 what is the success of ovulation with 50 mg to 200 mg clomid ? 🌸

Did you know that most women will ovulate on 50 mg of Clomiphene? In fact, around 52% of responders find success at this dose! 100 mg is effective for an additional 22% of people who require a little more. However, as the doses increase to 150 mg (12%), 200 mg (7%), and 250 mg (5%), the chances of ovulation drop significantly.

If you're not seeing results with 50 mg, it's advisable to increase in 50 mg increments. But remember, once you hit the 150-250 mg range without ovulation, it might be time to explore other options like letrozole or gonadotrophins.

Fertility and Sterility
Volume 86, Issue 5, Supplement, November 2006, Pages S187-S193

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Recurrent miscarriage is a complex issue that can stem from various causes. If you've experienced repeated losses, it's ...
22/02/2026

Recurrent miscarriage is a complex issue that can stem from various causes. If you've experienced repeated losses, it's important to know that there are typically four underlying reasons:

1️⃣ "Bad Luck" (~41%): Healthy parents, but the embryo had abnormal chromosomes. This is often random, and many can try naturally again. If losses continue, IVF with PGT-A may be beneficial.

2️⃣ "Medical Cause" (~34%): When the embryo is normal but the mother has a medical issue (like thyroid problems or clotting disorders). Treating the condition is essential, as PGT-A won’t resolve this.

3️⃣ "Double Whammy" (~14%): A combination of a medical issue and an abnormal embryo. Focus on treating the medical problem first, and consider PGT-A if losses persist.

4️⃣ "Truly Unexplained" (~8%): Everything appears normal but losses continue. Specialized care or further research might be required.

Remember, not everyone needs IVF! Testing the miscarriage tissue can guide you on whether treatment, IVF, or simply patience is the best path forward. 💔✨
Kutteh W.H., Papas R.S., Dahdouh E.M. (2024). Reflections on "Is it time for new guidelines for recurrent pregnancy loss integrating genetic testing of products of conception and preimplantation genetic testing?". Fertility and Sterility.

22/02/2026

A story we hear often
I defended my PhD when I was 34. 🎓 After seven years of research, countless late nights in the lab, and conferences across the globe, graduation was a dream come true. At my celebration dinner, my mum smiled and said, “Now you can finally think about starting a family.” I paused—not because I didn’t want a family, but because I wasn’t ready yet. With a postdoctoral position secured, my career was just beginning.

What I did know was that fertility changes with age, and it’s not something we discuss enough. The reality is stark: the chance of conceiving naturally drops significantly after 30. So, at 34, I chose to freeze my eggs to protect my future options. 💖

At Fertility Plus, the process was calm and thoughtful. They didn’t just count eggs; they used AI technology called VIOLET™ to assess each egg individually. I froze eighteen eggs with a meaningful chance for future IVF—no guarantees, but clarity.

Now at 36, I’m still not ready for children, but I’m no longer anxious about my timeline. Freezing my eggs didn’t rush me into a decision; it gave me valuable information and time back. ⏳

“Antinuclear Antibodies Don’t Explain Recurrent Miscarriages”A recent study involving 1,021 women with recurrent miscarr...
22/02/2026

“Antinuclear Antibodies Don’t Explain Recurrent Miscarriages”

A recent study involving 1,021 women with recurrent miscarriages reveals that antinuclear antibody (ANA) testing does NOT predict pregnancy success. 🤰💔

In fact, over 70% of women, regardless of their ANA results, went on to have healthy pregnancies! This highlights that factors like maternal age and previous losses are far more significant.

If you’ve experienced unexplained miscarriages, remember: there’s still hope for a successful outcome without the need for additional immune-related tests. 💖✨

oshihara, H., Goto, S., Kitaori, T., & Sugiura-Ogasawara, M. (2025). Association between antinuclear antibodies and pregnancy prognosis in recurrent pregnancy loss patients. Human Reproduction, 40(1), 236–243.

22/02/2026

Luteal Phase Defect — Time to Rethink Everything We Thought We Knew 🤔💭

The condition hiding in plain sight. Misunderstood. Misdiagnosed. And possibly costing you your pregnancy.

What Is Luteal Phase Defect — Really?
LPD isn't just "low progesterone." It's a cascade of molecular failures that begin before implantation even has a chance.

The Three Ways LPD Silently Destroys Implantation:
🧫 The Lining That Never Matures: Progesterone should orchestrate a precise molecular transformation of the uterine lining, but in LPD, that transformation stalls.

⏱️ The Window That Slams Shut: A short luteal phase (≤10 days) means progesterone collapses early, leading to shedding and the embryo losing its chance.

🚫 The Hormone That's Ignored: Progesterone resistance can render the uterus inhospitable despite apparently adequate hormonal support.

The Insight That Changes Everything:
LPD is rarely a uterine problem; it begins in the o***y with a poorly developed follicle, leading to insufficient progesterone and implantation failure.

What This Means For You:
If you've experienced recurrent implantation failure, early pregnancy loss, or short cycles — LPD may be the missing piece of your story.

The science is evolving. The diagnosis is being redefined. Ask not just "what is your progesterone level?" but "why isn't your endometrium responding?"

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Did you know that the 7mm threshold for endometrial thickness is based on outdated research? A 1990 study with only 123 ...
22/02/2026

Did you know that the 7mm threshold for endometrial thickness is based on outdated research? A 1990 study with only 123 patients suggested this, but times have changed! 🌟

Recent studies show that viable pregnancies can occur even with an endometrial thickness as low as 4-6mm. In fact, there’s a robust live birth rate of 46.9% when using euploid embryos, despite thin linings!

Let’s move beyond old standards and embrace the latest findings! 💪✨
Pirtea, P., & Ata, B. (2026). The endometrium: is thickness all that counts? Reproductive BioMedicine Online (RBMO), 52(3), 105277.

🌸✨ Did you know that Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) affects 5-10% of reproductive-aged women? It’s the most common end...
22/02/2026

🌸✨ Did you know that Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) affects 5-10% of reproductive-aged women? It’s the most common endocrine disorder in this group!

Recent research highlights the role of Metformin, an insulin-sensitizing agent, as a potential therapeutic option for addressing PCOS-related subfertility. This review dives into the evidence supporting its use and aims to empower those affected by this condition.

Stay informed and take charge of your health! 💪💖

Did you know that not all follicles contain an egg? 🥚 As women age, the likelihood of having empty follicles increases. ...
22/02/2026

Did you know that not all follicles contain an egg? 🥚 As women age, the likelihood of having empty follicles increases.

Here's a quick breakdown:
- Under 35: ~15% risk of empty follicles
- 35-40: ~24% risk
- Above 40: 50-60% risk!

Empty follicles can mean no egg retrieved, degeneration, or improper maturation. With age, ovarian reserve declines, and hormonal signaling becomes less efficient, affecting egg quality.

Understanding this can empower your fertility journey! 🌸✨

Did you know that not all follicles contain an egg? As women age, the chance of having empty follicles increases. 🥚✨ 🔍 W...
21/02/2026

Did you know that not all follicles contain an egg? As women age, the chance of having empty follicles increases. 🥚✨

🔍 What are "empty follicles"?
- No egg retrieved at collection
- The egg has degenerated
- The egg failed to mature properly
- The follicle developed without a viable oocyte

📉 Age matters:
- Under 35: ~15% risk of empty follicles
- 35-40: ~24% risk
- Above 40: 50-60% risk

As we age, ovarian reserve declines, making it harder for follicles to develop properly. This is one of the reasons why fertility decreases with age.

Understanding your body is key! 💪💖

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