Fertility & infertility
Learn about possible causes, when to seek advice and how fertility investigations can help.
Understand your fertility ↗FERTILITY • REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH • TELEMEDICINE
Your journey.
Your choices.
Care that listens.
Taking the next step towards parenthood can bring questions, hope and uncertainty. Start with a conversation and explore your options with Lilyfields Medicare.
For individuals and couples. Every fertility journey is different.
Understand your fertilityExplore treatment optionsConnect from home
A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN
Let’s understand
your fertility.
Infertility can affect women, men or both partners. Sometimes investigations do not identify a clear cause. An assessment helps guide the next steps; IVF is one of several possible treatments.
A consultation can explore your reproductive history, explain appropriate investigations and help you understand the options available to you.
What does an assessment involve? →EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
Information for
informed decisions.
IVF & ICSI
Understand laboratory fertilisation, the stages of IVF and when ICSI may be considered.
Explore IVF & ICSI ↗Related treatments
Explore IUI, fertility preservation and donor or genetic-testing discussions with your clinician.
Explore other options ↗CARE THAT FITS YOUR DAY
Your first conversation,
from where you are.
Online consultations can help you discuss fertility concerns, understand previous results and plan follow-up care. Your clinician will explain when an examination, scan or in-person procedure is needed.
- Request a consultationSend your preferred date and contact details.
- Receive confirmationThe team confirms availability, fees and next steps.
- Connect privatelyConfirmed video visits receive individual joining instructions.
YOUR QUESTIONS MATTER
A little more clarity.
When should I seek fertility advice?
Generally, seek an assessment after 12 months of trying if the person providing eggs is under 35, or after six months from age 35. Earlier advice is appropriate for irregular periods, known reproductive problems or other concerns; over 40, prompt evaluation may be appropriate. Read ASRM guidance.
Does everyone with infertility need IVF?
No. Treatment depends on the cause and individual circumstances. Your clinician can explain suitable options after an assessment.
Is ICSI the same as IVF?
ICSI is a fertilisation technique used within IVF: a single sperm is injected into an egg. It may be considered for certain sperm-related problems or previous poor fertilisation.
Can an online consultation replace every clinic visit?
No. Advice and planning can happen online, but examinations, scans, egg collection and embryo transfer require in-person care.
WHEN YOU’RE READY
Start with a conversation.
You do not need to have all the answers before getting in touch.
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