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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-ju

dgemental 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.

06/06/2026

More Eggs Don't Always Mean Better IVF Outcomes. 🥚✨
In PCOS, you may need to think differently.

We've all heard the belief that more eggs lead to better IVF success. But the reality is much more nuanced!

Research shows that gentler stimulation protocols can produce fewer eggs while achieving similar quality embryos, especially in women with polycystic ovaries. Plus, the type of medication used plays a crucial role. Some studies indicate that HMG, which combines both FSH and LH activity, may yield more top-quality embryos compared to FSH alone.

But here’s the key takeaway: there’s no one-size-fits-all protocol. The best IVF plan is personalized, based on factors like ovarian reserve, hormone profile, and individual fertility goals.

Ziebe S, Lundin K, Janssens R, Helmgaard L, Arce JC. Influence of Ovarian Stimulation With HP-hMG or Recombinant FSH on Embryo Quality Parameters in Patients Undergoing IVF. Human Reproduction. 2007;22(9):2404-2413.

Hu Z, Zeng R, Gao R, et al. Effects of Different Gonadotropin Preparations in GnRH Antagonist Protocol for Patients With Polycystic O***y Syndrome During IVF/ICSI. Frontiers in Endocrinology. 2024;15:1309993.
At Fertility Plus London, we believe the focus should be on producing healthy embryos in a safe manner—not just on the quantity of eggs.

For a personalized approach to your fertility journey, contact us today!

📞 0800 022 6038
📧 [email protected]
🌐 fertilityplus.org.uk

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This single blood test can tell you more about your ovarian health than most women ever find out — and this infographic ...
06/06/2026

This single blood test can tell you more about your ovarian health than most women ever find out — and this infographic breaks down exactly what the science says. 🩸✨

Researchers reviewed 41 studies involving over 28,000 women to evaluate AMH as a biomarker for menopause and ovarian health. Here's what they found:

🔍 When AMH drops below 10 pg/ml, there's a 51–79% chance of reaching the final menstrual period within 12 months — with the probability rising with age. Conversely, when AMH is above 100 pg/ml, the chance of menopause within the next year falls to less than 10%. That's powerful predictive information from one blood test!

📉 The decline curve tells the story visually — AMH falls gradually over years, then drops sharply as menopause approaches. It’s not a sudden event; it’s a trajectory. Knowing where you are on that curve changes everything.

💡 For younger women, an undetectable AMH can flag premature ovarian insufficiency before the age of 40 — and crucially, before the standard 12-month wait for a formal diagnosis. Earlier identification means earlier intervention, which matters for long-term bone, heart, and metabolic health.

🔬 AMH also matches the diagnostic accuracy of the traditional FSH test — but it moves earlier, giving you more time.

Stay informed about your ovarian health! 💖
Nelson SM, Davis SR, Kalantaridou S, Lumsden MA, Panay N, Anderson RA. Anti-Müllerian hormone for the diagnosis and prediction of menopause: a systematic review. Human Reproduction Update. 2023.

The Unexpected Emotional "U-Curve" of Fertility TreatmentThis massive nationwide study tracked 64,611 women undergoing m...
06/06/2026

The Unexpected Emotional "U-Curve" of Fertility Treatment

This massive nationwide study tracked 64,611 women undergoing medically assisted reproduction (MAR) in Denmark to understand how fertility treatments truly impact mental health. Surprisingly, researchers discovered a distinct "U-shaped" pattern in clinical depression and anxiety. In the three years leading up to their first treatment, women actually experienced a significant decline in mental health struggles, with incidence rates dropping from 19 down to 11 per 1,000 women. This pre-treatment improvement suggests that taking action brings a sense of hope and focus, and that women are often at their most emotionally resilient right when they prepare to start the process—a phenomenon known as the 'healthy-patient effect'.

However, the research reveals that the emotional burden shifts dramatically once the process is underway. In the three years after starting treatment, rates of depression and anxiety climb back up to 17 per 1,000 women. This emotional rise occurs as women navigate the heavy realities of the outcomes—whether they are dealing with the intense physical and emotional demands of the treatment, facing the risk of postpartum depression if they conceive, or processing profound grief if the treatment does not result in a live birth.

The biggest takeaway: While we often assume the wait for treatment is the hardest part, this research proves that the months and years after fertility treatment begins are when women face the greatest psychological challenges and need the most consistent support.

What do you think about these findings? Share your thoughts below! 💬✨

06/06/2026

🧬 **The Real Reason IVF Success Falls With Age Was Never Egg Count** 🧬

Many believe that the number of eggs is the sole factor affecting IVF success in older women. But studies reveal a different story! While older women may produce fewer eggs, the chances of achieving a live birth actually increase with more eggs collected. 🥚✨

So, what's really behind the success gap? It's all about embryo quality—specifically, euploidy, or the proportion of chromosomally normal embryos. As women age, this proportion significantly declines, making it harder to find that healthy embryo among the group.

The issue begins during meiosis as eggs age, leading to less reliable chromosome separation. 🤔 No stimulation protocol can change this fundamental truth.

Let's rethink IVF success and focus on the quality of embryos over quantity!

Fertility Plus London

Fertility Assessment • IVF • Egg Freezing • Reproductive Medicine

🌐 fertilityplus.org.uk
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Repeated Miscarriage ? 5 Clear Steps to 96.9% Success: The PGT-A Pathway That Changes Recurrent Miscarriage OutcomesDesc...
06/06/2026

Repeated Miscarriage ?
5 Clear Steps to 96.9% Success: The PGT-A Pathway That Changes Recurrent Miscarriage Outcomes
Description:
This simple 5-step guide explains how PGT-A helps women with repeated miscarriages achieve a baby.

Eggs are collected and fertilised to create embryos that grow to Day 5 (blastocyst stage).
A small biopsy is taken and tested with PGT-A to check the embryo’s chromosomes. Only healthy (euploid) embryos are kept.
The first healthy embryo is transferred.
If needed, a second healthy embryo is transferred in the next cycle.
After up to three transfers of only healthy embryos, 96.9% of women had a live birth.

In this study of 269 women with recurrent pregnancy loss, the vast majority went home with a baby. The data clearly shows that selecting chromosomally normal embryos dramatically improves success rates — giving real hope to couples who have experienced multiple losses.

Letrozole for PCOS- dosage This is something many patients don’t expect when they start fertility treatment.Letrozole is...
06/06/2026

Letrozole for PCOS- dosage
This is something many patients don’t expect when they start fertility treatment.

Letrozole is one of the most commonly used medications to help ovulation. But what matters isn’t just *using it* — it’s using the **right dose**.

🔹 At **2.5 mg**, it gently stimulates the o***y
🔹 At **5 mg**, we often see the **best balance** — stronger follicles, better outcomes
🔹 At **7.5 mg**, results **plateau** — not much added benefit
🔹 Above that? The concern shifts…

➡️ The **uterine lining can thin**, making implantation harder

# # # **So what’s the key message?**

It’s not about pushing the dose higher.
It’s about finding the level where the o***y responds **and** the uterus remains receptive.

✔ Multiple pregnancy risk stays low (

Why your medication is chosen so carefullyHave you ever wondered why the medication in your IVF cycle is chosen so caref...
05/06/2026

Why your medication is chosen so carefully
Have you ever wondered why the medication in your IVF cycle is chosen so carefully, almost as if it's tailored just for you? That's because it is! 💊✨

The drugs that gently stimulate your ovaries don’t all work the same way. Some contain a single hormone, called FSH, while others are a combination of FSH and LH activity, known as HMG. This hormonal balance plays a crucial role in how well your eggs mature and the quality of the embryos that follow.

So if your protocol looks different from a friend's, that isn’t a mistake. It’s personalisation! 🤗💖

Have questions about your own treatment plan? We’re always happy to talk it through.
Ziebe S, Lundin K, Janssens R, Helmgaard L, Arce JC. Influence of Ovarian Stimulation With HP-hMG or Recombinant FSH on Embryo Quality Parameters in Patients Undergoing IVF. Human Reproduction. 2007;22(9):2404–13. doi:10.1093/humrep/dem221.
Hu Z, Zeng R, Gao R, et al. Effects of Different Gonadotropin Preparations in GnRH Antagonist Protocol for Patients With Polycystic O***y Syndrome During IVF/ICSI: A Retrospective Cohort Study. Frontiers in Endocrinology. 2024;15:1309993. doi:10.3389/fendo.2024.1309993.

Your doctor ordered an AMH blood test, but do you know what it's really measuring? 🧬✨ Check this out: Four panels of rea...
05/06/2026

Your doctor ordered an AMH blood test, but do you know what it's really measuring? 🧬✨

Check this out: Four panels of real ovarian tissue under 600× magnification. In the top half, the cells producing AMH are active and organized, doing their job perfectly! The bottom half shows what happens when they’re gone.

This stark difference highlights the contrast between normal ovarian reserve and premature ovarian insufficiency. 🩺💔

Science has known about this for years, yet most patients never get to see it. Knowledge is power—let's spread awareness!

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05/06/2026

You Don't Just Lose Egg Quality With Age. You Lose time.

Most women have heard that age affects egg quality. Far fewer realise that age also affects how many eggs the ovaries produce. The result is a double penalty:

• Fewer eggs collected
• Fewer normal embryos created

That is why fertility is not just about quality. It is also about the number of opportunities available to create a healthy embryo.
Fertility Plus London
🌐 fertilityplus.org.uk
📧 [email protected]

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🌟 Important Insights on CMV in Early Pregnancy! 🌟 Did you know that CMV (cytomegalovirus) is a common virus that can hav...
05/06/2026

🌟 Important Insights on CMV in Early Pregnancy! 🌟

Did you know that CMV (cytomegalovirus) is a common virus that can have significant effects during pregnancy? 🦠 A recent study highlights that maternal CMV infection during the first trimester could be linked to long-term developmental challenges for the baby, including hearing loss and neurodevelopmental impairments.

While there’s discussion around autism spectrum disorder as a potential outcome, it’s crucial to approach this information with care as research is ongoing.

The key takeaway for families and healthcare providers? Early recognition and follow-up can make a real difference in outcomes! 💖
Giacobbe AM, et al. “Maternal cytomegalovirus infection in the first trimester of pregnancy: timing, fetal brain injury, and long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes including autism spectrum disorder.” American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, published May 4, 2026.

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