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Unlocking the Truth about Secondary Infertility: Why Conceiving Again Isn't Always Easy - Genea Fertility SA Insights

Discover the hidden challenges of secondary infertility in this informative article by Genea Fertility SA. Contrary to common belief, conceiving a second baby isn't guaranteed after a successful first pregnancy. Secondary infertility, affecting 1 in 10 individuals, arises even without prior fertility issues. Dr Victoria Nisenblat sheds light on this often-misunderstood topic, emphasising the importance of seeking help early. Age plays a significant role in secondary infertility, as fertility decreases after 35. Lifestyle factors like obesity and environmental influences also impact fertility. Whether due to previous caesarean sections, endometriosis, or hormone imbalances, various factors can contribute. The article stresses the necessity of preconception assessments, awareness, and timely assistance for couples navigating secondary infertility.
Posted 11 Aug 2023 by Laura Barclay

Inside the Lab: Celebrating World Embryologist Day with Genea Fertility's IVF Experts

Genea Fertility's highly trained and skilled embryologists play a crucial role in achieving successful IVF pregnancies. They expertly create and care for embryos using the advanced Geri incubation system, ensuring the highest level of care. With time-lapse camera technology, they select the best embryos for transfer, maximising success rates. As world-class specialists, their dedication to challenging cases drives exceptional outcomes, offering hope and joy to patients on their fertility journey. Genea Fertility's team genuinely cares about helping you achieve your dreams of parenthood, making them the top choice for IVF solutions and fertility treatments.
Posted 26 Jul 2023 by Genea Fertility

Champion swimmers – taking steps to optimise your sperm health

When a couple’s attempts to fall pregnant are unsuccessful, it is often the woman who takes the first steps to have her fertility health assessed.
However, recent Australian data shows one in three IVF cycles undertaken by couples trying to conceive are carried out due to male factor infertility. Of those cycles, the cause of male infertility remained unknown in more than 70 per cent of cases.
Posted 15 Jun 2023 by Genea Fertility

Coping with Mother’s Day when dealing with infertility

Infertility can hurt every day, but on Mother’s Day it often hurts more. The second Sunday in May (and the days around it) can be a very challenging time for women who are doing all that they can to become mothers and are then repeatedly confronted with images of what they don’t yet have. 
Posted 10 May 2023 by Genea Fertility

Preparing for the Holiday Season

Christmas and New Year often present challenges for people on a fertility journey. Christmas tends to be a time for families to get together and children to be spoilt; and New Year represents the passing of yet another year without achieving your dream. Read some suggestions from our Genea Counsellor Team that might assist you at this time. 
Posted 08 Dec 2022 by Genea Counselling Services Manager, Evelyn Zwahlen

NSW Government’s $2000 Fertility Treatment Rebate is now available!

NSW women undergoing fertility treatment can now claim the NSW Government’s one-off $2000 Fertility Treatment Rebate to help cover the cost of approved procedures at Genea. Read about the rebate eligibility and how to claim in this post.   
Posted 01 Oct 2022 by Genea Fertility

September is PCOS Awareness Month

PCOS or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is quite common, with 11% of women diagnosed across the globe and accounting for 40% of all natural conception infertility. This month we bring awareness to women who have PCOS to help family, friends and colleagues understand. We also want those who may have symptoms to be prompted to speak to their GP post read.
 
Posted 26 Sep 2022 by Genea Fertility

A Jewish View of Infertility and its Treatment

Infertility is not a recent phenomenon. On the contrary, three of the four biblical matriarchs had infertility. The Torah, or Old Testament, documents the suffering of Sarah, Rebecca and Rachel in Genesis due to infertility. The narrative details much of the human drama between the matriarchs, their husbands and the matriarchs and God. 

Posted 15 Sep 2022 by Genea Fertility

Why Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Testing is Important

Female fertility is impacted by age and has resulted in a surge of social egg freezing. What do you need to consider when freezing your eggs, and why is AMH testing important? Read the blog to find out. 
Posted 29 Aug 2022 by Melanie Reiter

Endometriosis & Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) – What you really need to know.

Endometriosis (pronounced “en-duh-mee-tree-ow-suhs”), affects 1 in 9 women, most typically in those aged between 30 and 40 years. In the community and on social media it is frequently referred to as “Endo”. 
Anti-Müllerian hormone (pronounced “an·ti-mul·le·ri·an hor·mone”), or AMH, is produced by ovarian follicles and used to measure the ovarian reserve (number) of eggs. 
Read this article to find if endometriosis affects your fertility and how AMH could start your joruney to having a baby. 
Posted 10 Aug 2022 by Melanie Reiter
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