Maintaining sperm health
It should come as no surprise to know that sperm health is essential to creating a healthy pregnancy, but how can you reduce the risk of DNA damage in sperm?
January 14, 2021
Improving fertility through science
Invested in leading science, global research, and best-practice processes to give you the best chance of success.
Our specialists
You will be treated from the very first assessment by a reproductive medicine specialist.
7 days per week
We are available until 9pm week nights and across the weekend to support outside of opening hours.
You're in great hands
Fertility First is accredited by NATA and RTAC. We are also a recognised Donor Sperm Bank under NSW legislation.
Why Fertility First is different
Fertility First is the only Australian clinic that routinely scans for sperm DNA damage in male patients, and explores all treatment options for patients and tries to minimise costs where possible without compromising the chance of conception or quality of care. The results are clear.
1 in 6 couples have difficulty falling pregnant. Our vision is to transform what we know about our biology and reshape the conversation around infertility.
Anne Clark
Medical Director, Fertility First
Information & Advice
Information & advice about fertility concerns & problems – this need not involve investigation or treatment.
Male & Female
Full assessment of male & female fertility to improve general health and fertility success.
Donor Eggs
Fertility First provides Australian patients with premium donor eggs treatment at an affordable price.
Surgery
Endoscopic Surgery for Tubal Disease & Endometriosis
Intrauterine Insemination
Inserting partner or donor sperm into the uterus.
Sperm Banking
On average Fertility First has 40 to 50 different donors available at any one time. As a result, anyone wishing to access donor sperm will not need to go on a waiting list.
Protein discovery may determine sperm selection
Scientists have discovered that a protein called “CatSper1” may act as a type of molecular “barcode” to determine which sperm cells make it to the egg.
December 28, 2020
Why can it take so long to diagnose endometriosis?
There are a number of reasons why endometriosis may be difficult to identify, but often it is due to the fact that the symptoms can be mistaken for other disorders.
December 18, 2020
