About one in six couples suffer from problems of infertility at some time in their lives. This list of internet resources is for those who are interested in learning more about fertility related issues, from general medical knowledge to personal experiences.
Comment: The home of the Worldwide Fertility Network. Dedicated to the science and practice of assisted fertilisation and human reproduction, Ferti.Net offers a wealth of information for fertility specialists, health care professionals and those who are interested in learning more about fertility-related issues and current treatments. The site features a full directory of fertility clinics in the UK.
Comment: A non profit making organisation providing information about infertility, and the work of infertility support associations, within Europe and the rest of the world. Check out the bulletin board for discussions and a panel of infertility experts will answer your questions. They have also provided links to relevant news articles and books.
Comment: From PMS and menstrual problems to weight loss, smears, hysterectomies, infertility, the menopause to osteoporosis, this site has been designed especially for women to manage their health the natural way. If you feel you need to see or talk to someone personally, a private consultation can be arranged for you at one of the clinics in London or Tunbridge Wells.
Comment: This site is by infertility specialists for couples that are experiencing difficulty in having a child. It is well written, easy to navigate and features information on IVF, insemination and surrogacy. In addition, it offers advice about counseling and lists helpful addresses including a comprehensive listing of all licensed UK IVF centres.
Comment: This site has information for women and their partners regarding pregnancy choices, complications and investigations, in addition to some information on common gynaecological conditions. Other areas of this website are for students and doctors working in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Joining the mailing list to stay updated.
Comment: This site provides simple, reliable health tests, which can be easily carried out in the home. Tests available range from allergy tests to prostate disorder tests. There are also products, such as a portable water purification system and weight management supplements. Home Health UK provides health information and advice, with something of interest for everyone.
Comment: This site is for women dealing with endometriosis and infertility. It is designed as a means of support, encouragement, to help you cope and to make people aware of this disease. It has been written by someone who knows what it is like and provides details of symptoms and treatments, personal stories and poems, links and articles and more.
Comment: This organisation ensures that all UK treatment clinics offering IVF or donor insemination, or storing eggs, sperm or embryos, conform to high medical and professional standards and are inspected regularly. This site has information for patients on infertility, IVF, treatments and procedures.
Comment: Fertility treatment centres around the UK. Go online and check out which centre is closest to you. IVF treatment results and fees are included from each centre. Go to the bulletin board to talk with others about assisted reproduction topics. The site also features details of patient information events and their newsletters.
Comment: This website features information on infertility and is supplied by the London Infertility Network. The content is clear, concise and easy to understand. It covers periods before conception, through to treatments, visits to the GP, what questions to ask your GP, counselling and what to expect after the treatment. Includes a glossary of medical terms.