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Harley Street Fertility Centre - Kenya 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.

On Mazingira Day, we recognise the important connection between the environment we live in and our health🌱Environmental ...
10/10/2026

On Mazingira Day, we recognise the important connection between the environment we live in and our health🌱

Environmental conditions can place stress on the body, and emerging research suggests that prolonged exposure to extreme heat may affect fertility in both men and women, including egg and s***m quality, ovulation and other aspects of fertility health.

The evidence is still developing, and more research is needed to fully understand how environmental conditions affect fertility. However, staying hydrated, reducing prolonged exposure to heat, keeping cool and maintaining healthy lifestyle habits can help minimise the effects of heat stress on the body.

👉Click the link below to read more on our website⤵
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/infertility/does-heat-exposure-affect-fertility/

Carrot juice, matcha and collagen are often promoted online as ways to support fertility. But while they can be part of ...
30/09/2026

Carrot juice, matcha and collagen are often promoted online as ways to support fertility. But while they can be part of a healthy lifestyle, none has been proven to boost fertility or increase the chance of pregnancy🤰🏾

Good nutrition matters, but there is no single “fertility food”. A balanced diet, healthy lifestyle habits and appropriate fertility care are more important than relying on one trending food, drink or supplement💊

If you are taking supplements, speak to your fertility or healthcare provider and share what you are taking, including the brand and dose.

👉Click the link below to read more on our website⤵
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/male-and-female-infertility/carrot-juice-matcha-collagen-and-fertility-what-wellness-trends-can-and-cannot-do/

World Patient Safety Day🫶🏿As our patient, your safety is our top priority. Our team follows strict world-class safety be...
17/09/2026

World Patient Safety Day🫶🏿

As our patient, your safety is our top priority. Our team follows strict world-class safety benchmarks and we build on this culture by using state-of-the-art technology and automation, to ensure you receive the right care at the right time.

We can protect you best when we work together through active patient engagement. We welcome you and your family as partners in your care, encouraging you to ask questions, verify details, and speak up at any time. Your unique voice helps our team with risk mitigation, allowing us to catch potential hazards early and prevent harm before it happens.

On World Patient Safety Day, we reaffirm our commitment to providing safe, quality fertility care✅

👉Click the link below to read more on our website⤵
https://hsfckenya.com/why-us/

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.Prioritising prostate cancer treatment is crucial, but for men hoping to bu...
10/09/2026

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Prioritising prostate cancer treatment is crucial, but for men hoping to build or grow a family, considering fertility before therapy starts is an important step in the care process🤲🏾

Some cancer treatments can affect reproductive function. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy may damage reproductive organs and, in some cases, the effects may be irreversible. For men, fertility preservation can involve collecting and freezing s***m before treatment, so it remains available for future use✨

👉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/

World Sexual Health Day🌍Today we celebrate Sexual Health Day; promoting sexual health awareness, which includes understa...
04/09/2026

World Sexual Health Day🌍

Today we celebrate Sexual Health Day; promoting sexual health awareness, which includes understanding your sexuality, preventing infections, and accessing reliable reproductive care. Some sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can affect fertility in both men and women when left untreated.

In women, infections such as chlamydia and gonorrhoea can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), causing inflammation and scarring of the fallopian tubes. In men, these infections can cause inflammation and scarring in the reproductive tract, potentially affecting s***m quality and motility🧬

Raising awareness about early detection, timely treatment and safe sexual practices can help protect reproductive health and reduce the risk of long-term complications✅

👉Click the link below to read more on our website⤵
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/treatments-and-services/stds-and-infertility-myth-or-fact/

Melatonin, the hormone best known for regulating sleep, may also have a role in fertility health. Research suggests that...
02/09/2026

Melatonin, the hormone best known for regulating sleep, may also have a role in fertility health. Research suggests that its antioxidant and cell protective properties may help protect eggs and s***m from oxidative stress😔

Studies have explored its potential role in egg and s***m quality, and fertility treatment outcomes, including fertilisation and embryo development. However, the evidence remains incomplete and sometimes inconsistent.

Melatonin is not currently a proven fertility treatment. If you are considering supplementation while trying to conceive or undergoing fertility treatment, discuss it with a fertility specialist👨‍⚕️

👉Click the link below to read more on our website⤵
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/female-fertility/melatonin-and-fertility-what-its-use-for-sleep-may-mean-for-fertility-health/

Homocysteine is a naturally occurring amino acid by-product that has been studied in relation to reproductive health in ...
28/08/2026

Homocysteine is a naturally occurring amino acid by-product that has been studied in relation to reproductive health in both men and women. Higher levels have been shown to negatively affect s***m quality, ovulation, egg quality, embryo development and pregnancy health, although research findings remain mixed🧬

Several factors can influence homocysteine levels, including B vitamin intake, genetic factors, certain medical conditions, medications, thyroid-related factors and age. This is why homocysteine should not be interpreted on its own when considering fertility.

For those trying to conceive, maintaining adequate folate, vitamin B6 and vitamin B12, supporting overall health and discussing concerns with a healthcare professional can help put homocysteine levels into the wider picture of reproductive health🤲🏾

👉Click the link below to read more on our website⤵
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/treatments-and-services/homocysteine-and-fertility-what-this-marker-may-mean-and-why-it-should-not-be-interpreted-alone/

Infertility can be emotionally and physically demanding, and looking after your wellbeing is an important part of naviga...
19/08/2026

Infertility can be emotionally and physically demanding, and looking after your wellbeing is an important part of navigating the journey. Building a support network, setting boundaries, taking time for yourself and maintaining healthy routines can help make the experience more manageable.

It is also important to allow yourself to express difficult emotions, take breaks from fertility related information and explore practices such as mindfulness, breathing exercises or other relaxation techniques. There is no single approach that works for everyone, so finding what genuinely helps you feel calmer and emotionally supported matters☺️

If feelings of anxiety, depression or overwhelming distress become difficult to manage, professional psychological support can provide a safe space to process emotions and develop coping strategies. Seeking support is not a sign of weakness, and you do not have to navigate infertility alone🫶🏾

👉Click the link below to read more on our website⤵
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/treatments-and-services/8-suggestions-for-coping-with-the-stress-of-infertility-for-both-men-and-women/

Nutrition plays an important role when preparing for pregnancy. While a balanced diet should remain the main source of e...
17/08/2026

Nutrition plays an important role when preparing for pregnancy. While a balanced diet should remain the main source of essential nutrients, certain vitamins and supplements may help address nutritional gaps and support reproductive health, including egg and s***m health.

Folic acid, vitamin D, omega-3 fatty acids, CoQ10 and other nutrients have a role in fertility health, and when needed, the right supplement and dose can vary from person to person. While prenatal supplementation is recommended some may need to be reviewed once pregnancy is confirmed🤰🏾

If you are considering fertility supplements, speak with a fertility specialist or healthcare professional first. They can help determine what is appropriate for your individual needs or treatment plan✅

👉Click the link below to read more on our website⤵
https://hsfckenya.com/resource-library/articles/fertility/supplements-for-fertility-myth-or-fact/

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

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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 - 13:00

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