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Mr David Ogutu MRCOG
Specialist in IVF, Key-hole surgery & Cosmetic Gynaecology. Clinics in Hertfordshire & London. DM for further details. gynaecare.uk.com

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11/03/2026

Can Linzagolix help symptoms of uterine fibroids?

Linzagolix is being explored as a potential option to help manage symptoms associated with uterine fibroids, such as heavy menstrual bleeding and pelvic discomfort. Emerging research aims to understand how this medication may reduce fibroid-related symptoms and improve quality of life for people affected.

It’s important to note that fibroid treatments are evolving, and options may include medication to manage symptoms, as well as procedural or surgical interventions depending on severity, symptoms and individual goals. It’s important to discuss these treatments with your gynaecologist or fertility specialist to understand suitability, potential benefits, risks, and costs. Access to care, NHS pathways, and private options can influence decisions about which treatment to pursue.

For those looking to read the scientific background, here’s a relevant recent study: ScienceDirect article: Can Linzagolix help symptoms of uterine fibroids? https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0015028224024658

If you’re seeking information on fibroid management and available treatment options, you can explore: Gynaecare UK: https://gynaecare.uk.com/treatments/fibroids/

10/03/2026

Why is there a sharp rise in egg freezing?

In recent years, more people in the UK and around the world are choosing egg freezing as a way to protect future fertility. From career decisions to advances in reproductive tech, a mix of personal, medical and societal factors are shaping this trend. For instance, egg quality declines with age, causing many younger people to start considering their options earlier. Busy lifestyles and long-term planning can also influence decisions about when to try for a family. Some individuals may decide to freeze their eggs before medical treatments to reduce the risk of infertility.

However, there are a few things to keep in mind: egg freezing is not a guaranteed path to eventual pregnancy and success rates can vary. It’s important to consult a fertility specialist to understand individual options, timelines and costs. Consider both medical advice and personal values when making this choice.

If you’re curious to read more, the BBC provides a detailed exploration: BBC Worklife: The sharp rise in egg freezing: https://www.bbc.co.uk/worklife/article/20220816-the-sharp-rise-in-egg-freezing

08/03/2026

National endometriosis awareness month is here!

This March, we’re raising awareness and driving action to support everyone affected by endometriosis. If you’re navigating symptoms, seeking reliable information, or advocating for better care, you’re not alone and your voice matters.

Learn more about Endometriosis Action Month 2026 and how you can get involved here: https://www.endometriosis-uk.org/endometriosis-action-month-2026

If you’re considering medical support, there are options to explore, including self-pay pathways. For those looking at convenient, private packages, check:
https://gynaecare.uk.com/product/self-pay-packages/endometriosis-package/

Together, we can shine a light on endometriosis and push for better understanding, treatment, and support.

07/03/2026

Kind words from a patient who had IVF.
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05/03/2026

What you need to know about altruistic egg donation

Egg donation is a generous act that can help individuals and couples conceive when nature or other options haven’t worked. The HFEA’s factsheet provides clear guidance on what altruistic egg donation involves, including eligibility, the consent process and how the donor and recipient pathways work within the UK framework. It also covers important considerations around screening, safety, legal aspects and the long-term implications for all parties involved.

If you’re exploring this option for yourself or simply want to understand how altruistic donation works, the official factsheet is a reliable resource you can read here: https://www.hfea.gov.uk/about-us/media-centre/egg-donation-a-factsheet/

For those considering next steps or needing personalised guidance, you might want to reach out to a fertility specialist to discuss suitability, ethics, and the practicalities involved. You can find more information or contact our clinic here: https://gynaecare.uk.com/product/self-pay-packages/fertility-health-check/
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03/03/2026

Lichen Sclerosis – The chronic skin condition that affects women of all ages

Lichen Sclerosus is a chronic skin condition that can affect anyone but is most commonly seen in women. It can cause itching, uncomfortable sensations, and changes to the skin that may impact quality of life. Advances in research offer hopeful options, including novel treatments and ongoing studies that aim to improve symptoms and outcomes. If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms, it’s important to seek medical advice early for proper diagnosis and management.

Learn more about a novel stem cell treatment and other insights in our article focused on the subject:

https://gynaecare.uk.com/news_blog/novel-stem-cell-treatment-for-lichen-sclerosis/

If you are worried, please contact us to make an appointment: Contact us here- https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

01/03/2026

Vaginal prolapse – what you need to know

Vaginal prolapse is more common than many realise, especially after childbirth or with aging. The fertility and pelvic health specialists at Gynaecare explain what prolapse is, the common symptoms to watch for, and the range of treatment options available from lifestyle changes and pelvic floor exercises to more advanced interventions if needed. Understanding your body and seeking guidance from a clinician can help you find the right path and improve quality of life.

For a clear overview, you can read the article here: https://gynaecare.uk.com/news_blog/vaginal-prolapse/

If you’re seeking personalised advice or a check-up, you can contact a specialist here: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

27/02/2026

From what age should you be concerned about ovarian reserve?

Age is a key factor in fertility, but exactly when should you start paying closer attention to ovarian reserve? An informative piece from Hertfordshire and Essex Fertility discusses how ovarian reserve typically changes with age and what that means for your fertility insight and planning. It’s helpful to know that while age provides a general guide, individual situations vary, and a specialist can offer a personalised assessment of your egg supply and reproductive timeline.

If you’re curious about your own ovarian reserve and want a clearer picture, a Fertility Health Check can provide valuable insights into your reproductive health and potential. You can learn more about the check here: https://gynaecare.uk.com/product/self-pay-packages/fertility-health-check/

And for more context on how age relates to ovarian reserve, check out the above mentioned article here: https://hertsandessexfertility.com/ovarian-reserve-and-age/

25/02/2026

Why does the NHS only offer one round of IVF in some areas?

A revealing piece from The Guardian highlights how almost 70% of NHS areas in England provide only one cycle of IVF on the public health service. That’s a huge variation in access and support for people trying to build a family, and it raises important questions about equity, funding, and how decisions are made in our healthcare system.

Public funding gaps mean that in many regions, couples are limited to a single IVF cycle, which can be emotionally and financially exhausting if they don’t conceive right away. Regional differences mean access isn’t consistent across the country, leading to unequal chances for families depending on where they live.

If you or someone you know is going through infertility treatment, this impacts timelines, options and support. It also sparks a broader conversation about funding priorities in our NHS and how we measure success in reproductive health.

If you’re curious, you can read the full article here: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/feb/09/almost-70-percent-nhs-areas-england-one-cycle-ivf-data-infertility

If you are keen to start your IVF treatment Gynaecare offers a fertility health check: https://gynaecare.uk.com/product/self-pay-packages/fertility-health-check/

24/02/2026

Natural ovulation vs hormone treatment before IVF

A recent New Scientist piece weighs up the debate around natural ovulation against hormone-based treatment before IVF and frozen embryo transfers. Natural ovulation can mean fewer medications and a gentler approach, while hormone protocols may boost timing and success but come with more side effects. Individual factors like age and ovarian reserve matter, and a personalised discussion with a reproductive specialist is essential.

Read the article here: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2512778-natural-ovulation-the-best-option-before-an-ivf-frozen-embryo-transfer/

Or gor guidance, contact our fertility specialists: at https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

22/02/2026

Kind words from a patient who had egg collection and IVF.

20/02/2026

Our comprehensive menopausal health check: what it involves

Gynaecare’s menopausal health check offers a thorough assessment to support your health during this transition. The process starts with a 30-minute consultation with one of our consultant gynaecologists, including an overview your medical history and an abdominal and pelvic examination. A pelvic ultrasound will screen for ovarian and any endometrial concerns, and a blood pressure check is included as part of your overall evaluation.

Furthermore, to ensure a broad overview of your health, a cervical smear test with HPV subtyping is performed alongside an array of blood tests, including haemoglobin, thyroid function, fasting glucose, vitamin D levels, a fasting lipid profile, ovarian cancer screening, urea and electrolytes, liver function, oestradiol and testosterone levels.

Post examination, you can expect a comprehensive report documenting test results and any follow up recommendations. Patients are also given direct access to our team for any urgent health concerns that may arise.

If you’d like to explore a menopausal health check tailored to you, book a confidential consultation today: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

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