Dr. Anu Chawla - at London Fertility Clinic

15/11/2025

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11/11/2025

✨ PCOS & Fertility — What Actually Works

PCOS is the most common hormonal condition in women of reproductive age — but fertility management is not one-size-fits-all.

What PCOS really means:
It’s not just about “cysts.”
It’s about hormonal imbalance, leading to irregular ovulation, insulin resistance, and sometimes high androgens.
(Nat Rev Endocrinol, 2023)

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Why it affects fertility:
• Irregular or absent ovulation
• Egg quality sometimes compromised by metabolic stress
• Uterine lining may be out of sync
• Increased miscarriage risk when hormones are unbalanced
(Hum Reprod, 2022)

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What actually works:
✔️ Weight management (even 5–10% reduction improves ovulation)
✔️ Metformin in insulin-resistant women
✔️ Ovulation induction: Letrozole > Clomiphene (Fertil Steril, 2023)
✔️ IVF for resistant cases — often excellent response with tailored protocols

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Myth vs Reality:
❌ “You can’t get pregnant with PCOS.”
✅ You absolutely can — with the right approach, over 90% of women with PCOS can achieve pregnancy.
The key is personalised, evidence-based fertility care.

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Our advice:
Don’t just chase “normal hormone levels.”
Focus on ovulation health, metabolic balance, and long-term wellbeing.

11/11/2025

Endometriosis isn’t “just painful periods.”
It can affect the quality of eggs, implantation, and pelvic anatomy — all key for conception.
Even mild disease can alter fertility outcomes. (Fertil Steril, 2023)

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How it impacts fertility:
• Inflammation affects egg and embryo quality
• Scarring distorts pelvic structures
• Endometriomas reduce ovarian reserve
• Implantation may be impaired due to altered uterine environment
(Hum Reprod Update, 2022)

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Can you conceive naturally?
Yes — many women with endometriosis can conceive naturally, especially with mild disease.
However, delaying evaluation can reduce options later.
Early fertility assessment is key. (ESHRE Guideline, 2022)

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What helps?
• Timed fertility planning
• Laparoscopic surgery (for selected cases)
• IVF offers excellent success rates when natural conception isn’t possible
• Egg freezing may be an option before surgery or as fertility preservation

(ASRM Committee Opinion, 2023)

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Endometriosis doesn’t define your fertility journey — but timing and strategy do.
If you have painful periods, pelvic pain, or unexplained infertility — seek a fertility consultation early.

11/11/2025

Endometriosis isn’t “just painful periods.”
It can affect the quality of eggs, implantation, and pelvic anatomy — all key for conception.
Even mild disease can alter fertility outcomes. (Fertil Steril, 2023)

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How it impacts fertility:
• Inflammation affects egg and embryo quality
• Scarring distorts pelvic structures
• Endometriomas reduce ovarian reserve
• Implantation may be impaired due to altered uterine environment
(Hum Reprod Update, 2022)

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Can you conceive naturally?
Yes — many women with endometriosis can conceive naturally, especially with mild disease.
However, delaying evaluation can reduce options later.
Early fertility assessment is key. (ESHRE Guideline, 2022)

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What helps?
• Timed fertility planning
• Laparoscopic surgery (for selected cases)
• IVF offers excellent success rates when natural conception isn’t possible
• Egg freezing may be an option before surgery or as fertility preservation

(ASRM Committee Opinion, 2023)

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Remember:
Endometriosis doesn’t define your fertility journey — but timing and strategy do.
If you have painful periods, pelvic pain, or unexplained infertility — seek a fertility consultation early.

27/10/2025

27/10/2025

17/10/2025

FIGO2025, Capetown conference- We are delighted to share that our fertility specialist, Dr. Anu Chawla, was an invited speaker at the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) Conference in Cape Town, where she had the privilege of presenting on several pivotal topics in reproductive medicine. Her presentations focused on:

Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Assisted Reproduction: Exploring how AI can enhance outcomes and personalize fertility treatments.

Management of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS): Contemporary approaches to optimizing reproductive and metabolic health.

Fertility Preservation and Egg Freezing: Advances in strategies to safeguard reproductive potential.

Contributors to Metabolic Syndrome: Understanding the multifactorial drivers and implications for women’s health.

We are also pleased to announce that Dr. Chawla is a valued member of the Reproductive Age Group Committee of FIGO, actively contributing to FIGO’s initiatives to advance the health and well-being of women and children worldwide. Her participation underscores our clinic’s commitment to staying at the forefront of global advancements in reproductive medicine.

15/10/2025

I had the privilege of attending the FIGO Biennial Conference 2025 in the magnificent Mother City — Cape Town — as a speaker on Integrating Artificial Intelligence in ART Treatments, Fertility Preservation: When and How, and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, and had the pleasure of chairing a session on The Contributors to the Metabolic Syndrome.

The experience was truly mind-blowing — Cape Town’s beauty and spirit are incomparable.

Heartfelt thanks to all my peers in the Reproductive Age Group Committee for the opportunity to contribute to FIGO’s work. Congratulations to the outgoing council for a remarkable tenure, and my best wishes to the newly elected council for continued success ahead.

16/09/2025

Dr. Chawla at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Annual Dinner, 2025

28/08/2025

Love’s Arrival

Somewhere, love is stirring.
It knows your heart,
it knows the shape of your arms,
the quiet song your soul hums in the dark.

It whispers across time,
across nights of longing,
telling the child it is coming home.

You are the love it has been waiting for—
a warmth that has existed
before the stars,
before the first breath of the world.

And soon,
it will press your name to its tiny lips,
and the universe will sigh,
because love has finally found its perfect home.