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After years of trying to conceive and four rounds of IVF treatment at Origin Fertility Care Alison and Andrew Allen are now happy to have two healthy babies, Jack and Indie. Alison was overwhelmed with joy upon finding out they …

Age is an important factor when it comes to conceiving, especially for women. Both male and female fertility declines with age, however female fertility declines at a much faster rate.  Men’s fertility gradually declines from around the age of 40, …

One of the biggest misconceptions about male fertility is that as men age nothing to do with their fertility levels does. Indeed, the world’s oldest recorded father was 94 years old. The ticking biological clock is seen as a female …

The Christmas Season has passed for another year, the decorations are down and the scales are being checked as January encourages us to think about changing our lifestyle and improving our health.

For those that are hoping to improve their …

Christmas is a time for families. Generations gather to meet up, share gifts, celebrate the season and enjoy all those traditional elements that create memories. Sitting around the dinner table with a paper hat on, telling a silly joke. Snoozing …

Origin Fertility Care joined the campaign to raise funds and awareness during National Fertility Awareness Week (October 27 – November 2) by taking part in The Embryo Challenge.

Origin Fertility Care is Northern Ireland’s longest established private fertility clinic and they …

Having a child involves an amazing series of events that each involve a physical process. From the production of the egg to the development of the sperm, right through to the birth of a child, the human body carries out …

If you are having problems conceiving, you are not alone. Around one in every seven couples in the UK are having problems conceiving; this is around 3.5 million people.

Infertility can affect both women and men of all ages, 40% …