Care Fertility Blog
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Care Fertility is an independently owned center offering professional and accredited fertility services, with a personalized approach to patient care. The doctors providing fertility treatment services at Care Fertility are Australian-trained specialists in obstetrics and gynecology or urology. Many have subspecialty qualifications in fertility management and offer ongoing obstetric care...
Care Fertility Blog
1M ago
When undergoing IVF, the journey towards parenthood can be fraught with challenges, and one of the most disheartening obstacles is recurrent implantation failure. When embryos fail to implant into the uterine lining despite multiple attempts, it can leave patients feeling frustrated and hopeless. So, what can be done when embryos won’t “stick ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
2M ago
When embryos are transferred, tests can be performed to help identify when is the optimal time to transfer an embryo (also known as window of implantation). Are these tests suited for everyone? A recent study helps us understand who is best suited for the test. ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
6M ago
Dr Clare Boothroyd shares some practical tips on what a couple or woman can do to help prevent the recurrence of a misscarriage ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
7M ago
Dr Clare Boothroyd explains what Natural Killer Cells are and how they could be associated with infertility. ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
10M ago
You might have heard of Zika virus through the media, which is usually spread through mosquito bites. Though we don’t hear much about it now, it can be harmful to get Zika if you’re trying to conceive or have fertility treatment ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
1y ago
Care Fertility has recently been announced as the top performing clinic in Australia among women aged 35 and under by The Courier Mail. ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
1y ago
In some circumstances, using donated embryos is the best way to have a healthy baby. Different states within Australia have different laws regarding using donated embryos, but we will explain how embryo donation works at Care Fertility in Queensland. ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
1y ago
You might have thought that all vaginal lubricants are sperm friendly. However a study that has been performed has shown some sperms can have a negative impact on sperm health. This can then impact couples trying to conceive naturally or through fertility treatments. ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
1y ago
Frozen embryos is a common way for couples to maximise the chance of falling pregnant from a single IVF or ICSI cycle. When using frozen embryos, there is a process of thawing the embryos and then transferring them to the uterus. There are three ways in which a uterus is prepared for the transfer of a thawed frozen embryo. ..read more
Care Fertility Blog
1y ago
A recent study looked into the dose of FSH (a follicle stimulating hormone) given during IVF to see if it affects the number of eggs or the number of embryos ..read more