Vine Branch Fertility Centre, Ibadan

13/04/2026

Common IVF and Fertility Questions Answered

We discuss key fertility topics including why twins are more common with IVF, how weight impacts fertility in both men and women, the importance of male age and s***m quality, exercise guidelines during IVF treatment, caffeine recommendations when trying to conceive, ovulation with irregular periods, and why spotting during early pregnancy requires medical evaluation.

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10/04/2026

Happy Friday! Let’s kick off the weekend by clearing up a major misconception.

Getting answers isn’t about pointing fingers; it’s about getting the full picture so you can take the best next step together.

Knowledge is power, and in this case, it’s the fastest path to building your family.

08/04/2026

06/04/2026

Happy Easter.

As you celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus, we are encouraging you to keep all hope alive even concerning your fertility issues.

Take necessary actions too and keep trusting God.

01/04/2026

11 Years of Excellence at Vine Branch Fertility Centre

We remain committed to transparency, ethics, and putting in our best effort for those still seeking their path to parenthood.

30/03/2026

Awareness has no expiration date. Keep sharing, keep believing, and keep supporting those living with Endometriosis.

Happy Monday! 🗣️🎗️

25/03/2026

Part 2

Understanding Endometriosis: Management Options and Treatment Approaches

We explain that while we don’t have a cure, we offer medical management through pain relievers, hormonal contraceptives, and gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists, as well as surgical options like laparoscopy to remove or reduce endometriotic cysts.

We also highlight the importance of identifying personal triggers, supportive care, and note that achieving conception through natural pregnancy, IUI, or IVF is perhaps the most effective long term treatment, as pregnancy hormones significantly reduce endometriosis symptoms over nine months.

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23/03/2026

Happy new week!

Understanding Endometriosis: Management Options and Treatment Approaches

We discuss endometriosis, a common condition affecting women that often presents as abdominal pain during menstruation, in*******se, or bowel movements, and sometimes only discovered during fertility evaluations.

We explain that while we don’t have a cure, we offer medical management through pain relievers, hormonal contraceptives, and gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists, as well as surgical options like laparoscopy to remove or reduce endometriotic cysts.

We also highlight the importance of identifying personal triggers, supportive care, and note that achieving conception through natural pregnancy, IUI, or IVF is perhaps the most effective long term treatment, as pregnancy hormones significantly reduce endometriosis symptoms over nine months.

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20/03/2026

Your path to parenthood, guided by experts.

For over 10 years, Vine Branch Fertility Centre has helped families bring their miracles to life. From advanced IVF treatments to fertility preservation, we offer world-class care right here in Ibadan.

Our Services Include:
IVF & IUI
Egg, Semen, & Embryo Freezing
Stem Cell Rejuvenation & TESA

Don’t wait to start your journey. Let’s talk about your options today.

📞 +2348064819901

📍 1, Olubadan Place Road, Yemetu, Ibadan.

🌐 vbfertilitycenter.com

18/03/2026

Endometriosis is more than just a “bad period” it is a chronic condition that affects 1 in 10 women globally. Despite how common it is, many suffer in silence for years before receiving a diagnosis.

Knowing the red flags is the first step toward finding relief. If pelvic pain, severe bloating, or cycle-related struggles are stopping your daily life, it’s time to speak with a specialist. You deserve to be heard. 🎗️

16/03/2026

Misconceptions about endometriosis

We talk about how endometriosis isn’t limited to the pelvic region and can occur in various parts of the body including the lungs, clarify that while heavy bleeding can be a symptom, the primary symptoms are painful menstruation and pain during s*x, and address the myth that pregnancy is the only way to manage the condition, explaining that there are multiple management options available.