The Babies That Are Our Future: Series 4
Welcome Logan, Freya, Arther, Max and Skye. ...
Read MoreApproximately 10% of all child-bearing women suffer from PCOS, making it one of the most common hormonal endocrine diseases. The disease cannot be cured but it can be treated by managing hormones and insulin resistance. Methods of treatment available include hormonal treatments or alternative methods...
Read MoreWelcome these beautiful babies: Emma, Amelie, Finley Paul and Finn Henry...
Read MoreLittle Finley Paul as well as Cara's bundle of joy, along with the arrival of Andrea's eldest Finn and his little sister Clare....
Read MoreThe successful use of Chinese medicine to assist IVF treatments is well known however most people don’t really understand how Chinese medicine, herbal medicine and acupuncture, can help in this process. I specialize in fertility and while most of my patients come for acupuncture to...
Read MoreThroughout pregnancy an expectant mother’s body is constantly changing as the fetus grows inside. This is indeed an exciting time, but it is both a physical but also an emotional roller-coaster as hormones ebb and flow. The final weeks can be even more trying as...
Read MoreThe age at which women are deciding to become pregnant has been shifting significantly over the past decades. In particular in the past decade these figures have increased dramatically. In 2010 the birth rate for women between the ages of 40-44 was 10.2 per 1000...
Read MoreWhen a couple decide to have a baby, the journey normally starts out with great excitement. When months and sometimes years role over without success, anxiety and frustration often start to set. This stress can be further compounded by other issues such as time pressure,...
Read MoreOver the last four weeks I have talked about the different pathologies that may afflict women and cause infertility. Today I want to talk about the way I approach a woman’s cycle and how I look at disease. If a woman has been trying for...
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