Female Subfertility Treatment in London
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How does PCOS cause a delay in conception?
The hormonal disturbances caused by PCOS are the primary drivers of subfertility in affected women, disrupting ovulation, menstrual cycles, and uterine receptivity, making it one of the most common causes of infertility in women.
Can fibroids cause female subfertility?
While not all fibroids cause infertility, certain types like submucosal fibroids can significantly impair a woman's ability to conceive and carry a pregnancy to term. Proper evaluation and management of fibroids is important.
When does endometriosis affect fertility?
Endometriosis is a significant risk factor for female subfertility, with the degree of impact depending on the stage and location of the disease. It is important to assess and treat women with endometriosis who are trying to conceive.
Meet Dr Irfana Koita – Expert in Female Subfertility
Experience personalized fertility care under the expert guidance of Dr Irfana Koita, a Fellow of the RCOG trained in assisted conception at King’s College Hospital, London, with a Masters in Healthcare Leadership from Cornell University, USA.
Dr Koita is committed to making comprehensive diagnostic and fertility services accessible and affordable across the UK. Through IVF Matters, she empowers women with evidence-based care, tailored treatment plans, and high-quality reproductive services, helping them navigate female subfertility and take confident steps toward parenthood.
Book a consultation today and start your fertility journey with expert guidance.
Top IVF Success Rates in London
Based on HFEA national data (2023), IVF Matters achieves IVF and frozen embryo transfer success rates that are above the UK average.
From 2022 to 2024, patients aged 30 to 43 achieved a 47% IVF success rate and a 50% FET success rate, compared with UK averages of 25% and 33% for live birth rates, respectively.
As a trusted London fertility clinic, we offer personalized IVF treatment plans to support your fertility journey.
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Common causes of female subfertility
SUBFERTILITY DUE TO TUBAL BLOCK
ROLE OF FEMALE AGE ON FERTILITY
OVARIAN RESERVE TEST
Why choose IVF Matters?
We strive to provide our patients with exceptional support and understanding while they are going through their fertility evaluation and treatment.
Our IVF clinic offers leading-edge technology and treatment options at affordable costs. We are the UK's first clinic to offer Buy Now Pay Later payment plans for diagnostic fertility tests and treatments.
FAQ
If you've sadly had a miscarriage you will want to know how to avoid it in future. Additional tests will be recommended for both you and your partner to understand the underlying reason.
These include chromosome analysis, thyroid function tests, blood sugar checks, assessment of the uterine cavity (3D saline scan or hysteroscopy), and immune tests (where appropriate) for the female partner. Whereas the men would undergo a chromosome analysis and sperm DNA fragmentation tests.
Women who have supportive care from the beginning of a pregnancy have a better chance of a successful birth.
Treatment depends on the problem identified and may include blood thinners, immune modulators, medication to control thyroid and blood sugar levels. Uterine anomalies such as a submucous fibroid will require surgery.
Men with high DNA fragmentation should consider lifestyle changes along with Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) treatment (where appropriate).
Preimplantation Genetic Testing - Aneuploidy (PGT - A) will allow embryo selection based on chromosomal content and is likely to result in a positive outcome.
If a chromosomal problem is identified in either of you, then embryo selection with Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Monogenic Disorders (PGT - M) is the treatment of choice.
The common causes include
- Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
- Endometriosis
- Blocked fallopian tubes
- Fibroids and Polyps
- Age - Female fertility declines after the age of 35
- Medical conditions eg thyroid dysfunction
- Lifestyle factors eg being overweight or underweight, and smoking
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If you’re concerned about your fertility, get in touch with us today — we’ll be able to advise you on a full range of options based on your individual fertility needs.
We offer free 10-minute advisory calls to anyone looking to learn more about our approach and our treatments.
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