Fertility treatment always means IVF.
Medication, surgery and IUI are also options. The cause and individual circumstances guide the choice.
Source: CDCA full range of fertility and gynaecology services. Which of these is right for you depends on your assessment — many people need far less than they expect.


Eggs and sperm brought together in the laboratory. In ICSI, a single sperm is injected directly into an egg.
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Medicines to support ovulation, monitored scans, and insemination — often the sensible first step before IVF.
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Semen analysis, hormone testing and surgical sperm retrieval. Fertility involves both partners.
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Freezing eggs, embryos or sperm — keeping options open for later, whether by choice or before medical treatment.
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PCOS, endometriosis, fibroids and menstrual concerns — treated with your fertility goals in view.
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Preimplantation genetic testing in selected situations, discussed only where there is a clear reason for it.
Read moreThere is a tendency to think of fertility treatment as a ladder you climb — IUI, then IVF, then ICSI. In practice the choice depends on what the investigations show.
If ovulation is the problem, ovulation induction may be all that is needed. If the tubes are blocked, IUI cannot work and IVF is the route. If sperm count or motility is very low, ICSI addresses that directly. If a woman is 40, spending a year on treatments with low prospects carries a real cost in time. Each of these is a different answer to a different question.
What this means in practice is that the assessment matters more than the menu. Your specialist will explain why a particular approach is being suggested for you, what its realistic prospects are, and what the alternatives would be.
Please note. This page is general information, not medical advice. What is appropriate for you depends on your history, your investigations and a specialist assessment. No fertility treatment can guarantee a pregnancy.
Fertility can come with a lot of advice. Here is what the evidence helps us understand.
Medication, surgery and IUI are also options. The cause and individual circumstances guide the choice.
Source: CDCICSI helps with certain fertilisation problems. It is not a proven upgrade for every IVF cycle.
Source: HFEAGeneral information. Your clinician can explain what applies to you.
That is exactly what a first consultation is for. Come with your questions.
Fertility care is a personal series of decisions. It begins with your history, your questions and the findings that matter to your treatment.
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