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Founded in 2016, Harley Street Fertility Centre Kenya delivers compassionate, world-class fertility care.

With advanced labs, tailored treatments, and global standards, we combine technology and empathy to support every patient’s journey to parenthood.

14/11/2025

While artificial intelligence is transforming many areas of medicine, it can never replace the empathy, understanding, and clinical expertise of a fertility doctor👨‍⚕️

AI can assist with data analysis and embryo selection, but it lacks the human connection the compassion, ethical judgment, and personalised care that guide every fertility journey🙏🏽

Behind every treatment plan is more than science; it’s the reassurance of being seen, understood, and supported by a specialist who walks beside you every step of the way.

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/treatments-and-services/can-chatgpt-replace-your-fertility-doctor/

12/11/2025

Infertility awareness is reshaping how we share pregnancy news🤰🏽

With more open conversations around fertility struggles, many are choosing thoughtful, modest, and private ways to announce their pregnancies. Social media posts now often include acknowledgements of those facing infertility challenges, reflecting greater empathy and inclusion.

The focus has shifted from elaborate reveals, to authentic and heartfelt sharing where joy and sensitivity can coexist.

Let’s explore how this awareness is transforming announcement culture, helping reduce feelings of isolation and creating space for compassion in every stage of the fertility journey🤲🏽

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/emotional-and-social-support/pregnancy-announcements-infertility-aware/

10/11/2025

Can frozen embryos get frostbite? ❄️

The answer is no, thanks to a process called vitrification. Before freezing, embryos are protected using cryoprotectant agents, which act like a gentle “antifreeze,” preventing harmful ice crystals from forming🧊

They are then preserved at −196°C, where all biological activity can be paused safely for extended periods. This advanced technique allows embryos to remain viable for future use, offering flexibility, reassurance, and hope for those planning or continuing their fertility journey.

Embryo freezing isn’t just about science; it’s about giving yourself the space, hope, and flexibility to plan your future🤲🏽

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/treatments-and-services/can-frozen-embryos-get-frostbite/

08/11/2025

Gentlemen, varicoceles are enlarged veins within the sc***um that may quietly affect your fertility. Though often painless, they can lower testosterone levels or reduce s***m quality over time.

Many men can see or feel a varicocele long before fertility becomes a concern. Recognising these early signs can help protect both reproductive health and overall well-being.

If you’ve noticed scrotal discomfort, swelling, or other changes, it’s important to seek medical guidance early👨‍⚕

Understanding your body is a key step towards protecting your reproductive health and overall well-being.

Your health matters❗️

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]

https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/treatments-and-services/varicoceles-and-male-infertility/

06/11/2025

Today, we join the world in marking Movember, a movement dedicated to raising awareness about men’s health, particularly prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental well-being👨🏾

As a fertility clinic, we understand how men’s health influences overall wellness, especially as they begin their journey to start a family👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

This day is a reminder to check in on the men we care about, encourage open conversations, and foster a culture of support and understanding.

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/dr-alfred-murage/men-also-have-reasons-to-preserve-fertility/

04/11/2025

Preparing for pregnancy is a tender and hopeful journey, often filled with excitement, a need for patience, and self-care😇
As you take steps towards conception, making small, thoughtful changes can make a meaningful difference.

Let’s explore 10 things to avoid while trying to get pregnant; from limiting caffeine and managing stress, to avoiding harmful chemicals and maintaining healthy habits.

These gentle reminders are designed to help you create the best possible environment for conception, supporting both your physical and emotional well-being, as you prepare for your next chapter✅

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/fertility/10-things-to-avoid-while-trying-to-get-pregnant/

02/11/2025

On World Fertility Day, we celebrate the gift of fertility and the steps we can all take to nurture it.

Good health, balanced nutrition, regular exercise, and stress reduction all play a vital role in supporting reproductive well-being. Lifestyle choices, regular check-ups, and a deeper understanding of your body can make a significant difference in enhancing your future fertility🤲🏾

By raising awareness and encouraging open conversations, we not only reduce stigma but also empower individuals and couples to care for their reproductive health☦️

Today, let’s celebrate fertility and the collective efforts that keep hope alive for tomorrow.

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]

http://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/category/fertility/

31/10/2025

When trying to conceive, a doctor can help assess fertility for both partners👨‍⚕️. It typically begins with a consultation during which your medical history, lifestyle, and any past reproductive health issues are discussed. This helps the doctor understand potential challenges early.

For women, tests may include blood work 💉 to check hormones, ultrasounds to look at the ovaries and uterus 🫄, and scans to see if the fallopian tubes are open. For men, the first steps of semen analysis and hormone checks provide important insights.

Early assessment can identify treatable issues and guide the next steps, providing couples with reassurance and support on their journey to parenthood ❤️.

👉 [Click the link in our bio to read more on our website.]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/male-and-female-infertility/how-do-doctors-check-fertility-in-men-and-women/

29/10/2025

Receiving a cancer diagnosis is often overwhelming 💔, and for young people, it may raise the additional concern of future fertility.

Treatments such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy, while lifesaving, can sometimes affect reproductive health in ways that make it more difficult to conceive later in life. This is where fertility preservation offers hope and reassurance.

Fertility preservation involves safeguarding eggs or s***m for future use 🧬, so that the dream of parenthood can remain possible after treatment. For men, this may be as simple as storing a s***m sample. For women, the process is more involved, requiring stimulation of the ovaries and careful preservation of eggs.

Working closely with cancer specialists, fertility experts ensure that treatment and future family goals are considered together, as part of a holistic plan🤲🏾

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/dr-alfred-murage/fertility-preservation-in-the-face-of-cancer/

27/10/2025

Folate (vitamin B9) plays a vital role in reproductive health, egg quality and the healthy development of a baby during pregnancy. But not all folate supplements work in the same way.

🌱 Methylfolate is the active form of vitamin B9, ready for the body to use immediately.

💊 Folic acid is a synthetic version that requires conversion something some people struggle with due to a common MTHFR gene variant for the enzyme that converts it into the form for use.

For those with this genetic difference, methylfolate may be the more effective choice, while folic acid remains widely recommended for the general population due to its proven benefits in reducing neural tube defects.

Since every fertility journey is unique, seeking guidance from a specialist can provide gentle reassurance and help you find the support that feels right for your body’s needs.

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/female-fertility/methylfolate-or-folic-acid-key-differences-you-should-know/

24/10/2025

The morning-after pill is used to prevent pregnancy in moments of uncertainty💊

It is important to know that this emergency contraceptive does not affect your long-term fertility. Its role is to temporarily delay ovulation, in efforts to prevent pregnancy after unprotected s*x, but it does not cause infertility or harm your reproductive system.

Fertility usually returns quickly, often within the next cycle. While safe to use, it is less effective than regular contraception and does not protect against s*xually transmitted infections.

For ongoing peace of mind, consulting a doctor about more reliable, long-term options may help you feel supported and confident in your choices👍🏽

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/female-fertility/does-the-morning-after-pill-affect-future-fertility/

22/10/2025

When questions about fertility arise, it can feel overwhelming to understand the causes; some genetic, hormonal or physical😔

For women, both HyCoSy and HSG are trusted ways to understand the physical health of the uterus and fallopian tubes, each with its own approach.

While HyCoSy is often gentler and more comfortable, HSG remains effective too.

Come to Harley Street Fertility Centre, Kenya for your fertility assessment, that can include a HyCoSy to determine the physical health your fertility organs.

[👉 Click the link below to read more on our website ⤵️]
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/treatments-and-services/hycosy-or-hsg-in-testing-uterine-and-fallopian-tube-health/

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Ola Energy Plaza, 1st Floor, Muthaiga Road, Nairobi. (Formerly Oilibya Plaza)
Nairobi

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00
Saturday	08:00 - 17:00

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https://hsfckenya.com/

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Welcome to Harley Street Fertility Centre

Our aim is to offer Innovative and appropriate treatments in a comfortable and peaceful environment.

Treatments offered include Induction of Ovulation, Ultrasound follicle monitoring, Intra- Uterine Insemination (IUI), In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Intra - Cytoplasmic S***m injection (ICSI), Laser Assisted Hatching, Freezing of Embryos, Testicular biopsy and Freezing of testicular tissue, Pre-implantation genetic testing of embryos.