Dr. Anu Chawla - at London Fertility Clinic

19/07/2026

A Special few July 2026 days at the annual meeting of European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology in London.
As fertility rates continue to decline globally, reproductive health is becoming far more than a clinical specialty—it is increasingly a societal and public policy priority.
There are many cutting edge generation of technologies that have the potential to redefine fertility care for years to come in our labs.

12/07/2026

9 July 2026 - Dr Chawla was Honoured at the Palace of Westminster house of commons , UK for serving women and couples with compassion, science, and innovation.

04/07/2026

04/07/2026

Thinking about egg freezing? Your future fertility deserves today’s planning. ❄️🥚

Egg freezing (also known as oocyte cryopreservation) has transformed fertility care, giving women the opportunity to preserve their eggs while they are younger and potentially healthier. Whether you’re focusing on your career, waiting for the right partner, planning a family later in life, or facing a medical condition that may affect fertility, elective egg freezing can provide greater reproductive choice and peace of mind.

At London Fertility Clinic, we offer personalised, consultant-led egg freezing in London, using the latest vitrification technology and an evidence-based approach. Every treatment plan begins with a comprehensive fertility assessment, including AMH testing, antral follicle count (AFC), advanced ultrasound scanning, and an individual consultation, allowing us to tailor your care to your age, ovarian reserve, and future family goals. The younger the eggs are frozen, the greater the likelihood of achieving a healthy pregnancy in the future, although no treatment can guarantee success.

If you’re considering fertility preservation, egg freezing, freezing your eggs, or simply want to understand your fertility potential, now is the ideal time to seek expert advice. Knowledge today can create more options tomorrow.

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04/07/2026

🧬 Not all aneuploidies are created equal.

For decades, embryos have often been classified simply as euploid or aneuploid. But modern reproductive genetics is revealing a far more sophisticated story.

The timing of when a chromosomal error occurs during early embryo development may be just as important as whether the error exists. An aneuploidy arising during the early cleavage stage may behave very differently from one developing later in the blastocyst stage. Some early embryonic errors may have a greater potential for self-correction, whereas later events may be more persistent. This evolving understanding has the potential to transform how we interpret PGT-A (Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy), embryo selection, embryo mosaicism, and personalised IVF treatment.

At London Fertility Clinic, we believe the future of fertility care lies beyond a simple “normal versus abnormal” classification. The next generation of reproductive medicine will combine embryology, genetics, artificial intelligence (AI), time-lapse embryo imaging, molecular biology, and precision medicine to better understand the biological origin of chromosomal abnormalities and what they truly mean for each individual embryo.

The future of IVF, PGT-A, embryo biopsy, embryo selection, genetic testing, and personalised fertility treatment is changing rapidly. As research advances, our goal remains the same—to help every patient make informed, evidence-based decisions while maximising the chance of a healthy pregnancy.

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02/07/2026

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29/06/2026

When Should You Consider an AMH Test?

You may benefit from AMH testing if you are:

* Trying to conceive
* Considering IVF
* Planning egg freezing
* Diagnosed with endometriosis
* Diagnosed with PCOS
* Undergoing ovarian surgery
* Concerned about your fertility
* Planning pregnancy later in life

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The London Fertility Clinic Approach

At London Fertility Clinic, we never base decisions on AMH alone.

Every fertility assessment combines:

✅ AMH

✅ Age

✅ Antral Follicle Count (AFC)

✅ High-quality ultrasound

✅ Medical history

✅ Reproductive goals

This evidence-based, personalised approach allows us to provide accurate counselling and tailor treatment to each individual.

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Key Take-Home Messages

✔ AMH measures ovarian reserve—not fertility.

✔ Low AMH does not mean you cannot get pregnant.

✔ High AMH does not guarantee fertility.

✔ Age remains the strongest predictor of egg quality.

✔ AMH is most useful for predicting ovarian response during IVF.

✔ Fertility decisions should never be based on AMH alone.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can stress lower AMH?
Current evidence does not show that everyday stress significantly lowers AMH.

Can AMH be improved?
No treatment has consistently been shown to increase true ovarian reserve. Some factors may temporarily influence measured AMH levels, but they do not create new eggs.

Should I repeat my AMH test?
Sometimes yes—particularly if you were taking hormonal contraception or if your clinical situation has changed. Your fertility specialist can advise whether repeat testing is appropriate.

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Final Thoughts

AMH is one of the most powerful tools in reproductive medicine—but it is only one piece of the fertility puzzle.

Understanding your AMH result in the context of your age, ultrasound findings, medical history, and reproductive goals provides the most accurate assessment of your fertility potential.

If you would like a personalised interpretation of your AMH result, our fertility specialists at London Fertility Clinic are here to help.

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29/06/2026

29/06/2026

What does your AMH level really mean?

Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is one of the most commonly requested fertility blood tests—but it is also one of the most misunderstood.

AMH is a valuable marker of ovarian reserve, helping estimate the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries. However, AMH does not measure egg quality, natural fertility, or your ability to conceive. Women with low AMH can still achieve a natural pregnancy, while women with high AMH may still experience fertility challenges. This is why AMH should never be interpreted in isolation.

At London Fertility Clinic, we assess your fertility using a comprehensive, evidence-based approach that combines AMH, age, antral follicle count (AFC), ultrasound findings, menstrual history, previous surgery, medical history, and your individual reproductive goals. Together, these factors provide a much more accurate picture than a single blood test alone.

AMH is particularly helpful in predicting how the ovaries may respond during IVF treatment, allowing fertility specialists to individualise stimulation protocols and minimise the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). It is not a reliable predictor of embryo quality, implantation, miscarriage, or live birth.

If you’ve recently received an AMH result, don’t panic—and don’t rely solely on the number. A personalised fertility consultation can help you understand what your result means for natural conception, egg freezing, IVF, or future family planning.

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