Resources
Read before you decide.
Research summaries, articles, guides and teaching for women preparing for IVF. Written in plain language, sourced to published research and international guidance.
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Articles & research summaries
The library.
Written in plain language, sourced to published guidance, and honest where the evidence is contested. Members of the Fertilogy™ Circle receive each new piece first.
IVF in Nigeria from the diaspora: what to know before you book
Planning IVF in Nigeria from the UK, US or Canada? How to assess a clinic, move your records between two health systems, time the trip to your cycle, and avoid repeat testing.
After a failed IVF cycle: how to read it before you repeat it
A failed IVF cycle contains information. What to ask for, what the numbers mean, and the questions to bring to your follow-up appointment before agreeing to another cycle.
Preparing for IVF: what the weeks beforehand are actually for
Which preparation choices before an IVF cycle are supported by evidence, which make no measurable difference, and what to ask your specialist before you start.
When a fertility second opinion is worth getting
When a second opinion on fertility treatment is genuinely useful, how to ask for one without damaging your relationship with your clinic, and what to bring.
How to assess a fertility clinic without insider access
The criteria worth applying when choosing a fertility clinic, the questions to ask in a first consultation, and the answers that should give you pause.
Male factor: what a semen analysis does and does not tell you
Semen analysis measures count, motility and morphology. What it does not measure, when DNA fragmentation testing is considered, and why male preparation takes three months.
Guides & downloads
Take it into the room with you.
Structured preparation guides and question sets, formatted to be printed and taken to an appointment. Released first to members of the Fertilogy™ Circle.
- Consultation question set — first IVF cycle
- Consultation question set — review after an unsuccessful cycle
- Clinic assessment criteria
- Records checklist before a Clarity Session
- Preparation timeline for the weeks before a cycle
On sourcing
Where this material comes from.
Every educational piece published here cites the studies, guidelines or reviews it draws on — typically from ESHRE, ASRM, NICE, Cochrane, and peer-reviewed reproductive medicine literature.
Where evidence is contested or thin, that is stated plainly rather than smoothed over. Educational content is general in nature and is not personal medical advice; your own situation should always be discussed with your treating clinician.
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