Fertility-Fit

08/07/2025

Trying to get pregnant over 35 — but it’s just not happening?
You’re not alone… but you do need clarity on what might be getting in the way.

We’re developing a brand new Fertility-Fit Mini Course — designed to help you understand exactly what could be affecting your chances of pregnancy (and what you can do about it 💥).

👇 We’re running a quick poll to help shape the course.
Which of these is (or might be) your biggest barrier to pregnancy?

🟩 Poor s***m quality
🟩 PCOS
🟩 Low AMH
🟩 No clear cause / unexplained fertility

Comment YES to be added to the early access list 🙌
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06/07/2025

group B strep is such a worry for many women in Pregnancy. It is very common and completely normal for women to be GBS carriers and In most cases it will not have any impact on the baby, however some may become infected with GBS (which is different to being a carrier) which increases their risk of premature rupture of membranes (PROM) and preterm labour and increases their risk for baby too.

Routine GBS screening may of course mean that more women are given antibiotics or exposed to different interventions in pregnancy (which is a whole different story)but it also means that ALL women could be offered FREE GBS screening which could potentially improve the outcomes for many babies.

Please give your support to get GBS screening in the Uk.

Write to your MP inviting them to our Group B Strep Awareness Week drop-in event in Parliament. To mark July's Group B Strep Awareness Week, on Wednesday 9 July from 5:00pm - 6:30pm Group B Strep Support will be holding a drop-in event at the House of Commons to meet with MPs and raise awareness of....

04/05/2025

Let’s shine a light on s***m and it’s role in early miscarriage

Recurrent miscarriage, defined as the consecutive loss of three of more pregnancies before 20 weeks gestation, affects around one in 50 couples in the UK.

Until recently recurrent miscarriage was thought to be caused by health issues with the mother. However, doctors are now realising that s***m health also plays a role.

S***m has an important role in the formation of the placenta, which is crucial for oxygen and nutrient supply to the baby, but has also been linked to complications in pregnancy, such as pre-eclampsia, pre-term birth and increased risk of stillbirth as well as neurological problems in the baby/ child such as Autism and ADHD

When planning a pregnancy make sure you are factoring in the health of both parents as there are always things you can do to improve s***m and egg health, to improve your chances of a getting pregnant, staying pregnant and having a healthy baby.

28/04/2025

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