Your Partners on the Path to Parenthood
Your fertility journey is entirely unique to you. Some paths are straightforward, others involve more hurdles. But with us, whatever comes your way, you won’t be alone.
It’s not just our world-class expertise that makes us different. It’s our team’s commitment to providing kind and personalised care to every one of our patients.
Our Research
Our research-rich environment ensures that we are continually at the forefront of science and knowledge.
Alex Jones : Making Babies with Kings Fertility
King’s Fertility was proud to be featured in a TV series that offered a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the emotional and medical realities of fertility treatment.
IVF Calculator
Find out if you’re eligible for IVF or IUI treatment on the NHS. Many different factors determine your eligibility and it can be frustratingly complex to work out on your own. So we made a calculator to help you find out quickly if the NHS can help.
Spotted on King Fertility’s socials
June is World Infertility Awareness Month. 🤍 We know that the path to parenthood isn’t always a straight line. It can be filled with hope, but also heartbreak, frustration, and quiet struggles. If you are navigating fertility challenges right now, we want you to know: your feelings are entirely valid, and you are not alone. Whether you're just starting to look for answers or are deep into your journey, we are here for you. Reach out to our team at the link in our bio whenever you are ready. #WorldInfertilityAwarenessMonth #KingsFertility #FertilityJourney #TTCCommunity #FertilitySupport #YouAreNotAlone #IVFJourney #FertilityAwareness
Jun 16
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How long should you wait before trying for another baby? The answer isn't the same for everyone. Factors like your age, overall health, fertility, and recovery from your previous pregnancy all play an important role in determining the ideal timing. Dr. Sarris explains why pregnancy spacing should be personalised, especially when fertility and biological timelines are a consideration. At King's Fertility, we help you find the safest and most practical path forward based on your unique circumstances. Drop your questions about pregnancy spacing in the comments! 👇 #FertilityOver35 #SecondaryInfertility #FamilyPlanning #KingsFertility #IVFJourney #FertilityAwareness #TTC
Jun 15
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A predictable cycle is helpful, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. If you’ve been trying for a while without success, testing can provide clarity and direction. Don’t rely on guesswork. #KingsFertility #FertilityTesting #WomensHealth #TTCJourney
May 31
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It's very common to feel stressed when you're struggling to conceive. The good news is that while it's true chronic stress can affect hormones and reproductive outcomes, short-term stress isn't a deal breaker. Gentle stress management like walks and mindfulness exercises can help more than you think.
May 30
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Fertility isn’t just about egg age. Male fertility also changes over time, impacting conception and miscarriage risk. It’s always a shared story. #KingsFertility #MaleFertility #FertilityFacts #ReproductiveHealth
May 28
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Did you know that before a heartbeat is even visible, the embryo is already preparing for the next generation? At just 5 1/2 weeks of gestation, the 'primordial germ cells’ form. These will eventually become the baby's future egg or sperm cells. In other words, just as life is beginning, nature is already preparing for its continuation. Follow our page for more fun fertility facts from Dr Sarris.
May 26
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Generally speaking, most women can fall pregnant around one to three months after stopping hormonal contraception. However, the actual timeframe varies depending on the type of hormonal contraception you were taking and your medical history. Follow us for more fertility facts.
May 20
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Many people believe certain positions after sex, like putting your legs in the air, can help improve your chances of conception. However, the fact is that sperm is incredibly fast – no post-sex position will truly affect their chances of fertilising the egg. The best thing to do is let nature take its course. Stay tuned for more fertility facts.
May 18
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We often get asked if it's okay to drink caffeine while trying to conceive. While a little caffeine is okay, you should limit your intake to less than 150mg a day – that's about 1-2 cups of coffee. Drinking more than that has been linked to slightly lower conception rates and slightly higher miscarriage rates. As with everything in fertility – moderation is key.
May 17
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This Mental Health Week, we’re sharing 3 ways you can support loved ones on their fertility journey 💙 #mentalhealth #ivf #fertility
May 14
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