Surgi Clinic Fertility

22/04/2026

21/04/2026

Behind every success story is a journey filled with courage and perseverance.

For Mr and Mrs Schutte, coordinated care, specialist expertise, and ongoing support helped them achieve their goal of starting a family.

Their story reflects the importance of a personalised, team-based approach to fertility care.

We are proud to support our patients every step of the way.

16/04/2026

Every fertility journey comes with its own challenges, emotions, and moments of hope.

For Nina and Kersti, success came through the support of a dedicated, multidisciplinary team and a personalised treatment approach.



Their journey is a reminder that with the right clinical expertise and coordinated care, positive outcome are possible.We are honoured to be part of journeys like theirs.

14/04/2026

Did you know?

On average, it can take 7 to 10 years for someone experiencing symptoms to be diagnosed with
endometriosis.

Many women live with ongoing pain or unexplained fertility challenges without clear answers.

Early recognition, specialist referral, and coordinated care can make a meaningful difference in both quality of life and fertility outcomes.

If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts and seek support.

09/04/2026

Endometriosis is a condition that affects millions of women, yet it often goes undiagnosed.

It occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus, which can impact reproductive organs and fertility.

At Surgiclinic, early diagnosis and coordinated specialist care play a critical role in improving fertility outcomes.

How it can affect fertility:

• Inflammation and scarring

• Blocked fallopian tubes

• Disruption of ovulation

If you’re experiencing symptoms such as pelvic pain, painful periods, or difficulty conceiving, it’s important to seek medical advice.

You are not alone, and support is available.

📞 Contact Surgiclinic to book a consultation

07/04/2026

For some couples, traditional fertility treatments may not be enough.



Intracytoplasmic S***m Injection (ICSI) is an advanced assisted reproduction technique

where a single healthy s***m is injected directly into an egg to support fertilisation.

At Surgiclinic, this process is supported by a coordinated team of fertility specialists and embryologists, ensuring precision and optimal outcomes.

ICSI is often recommended in cases such as:

• Male factor infertility

• Previous IVF challenges

• Low s***m count or motility

If you’ve been struggling to conceive, advanced options like ICSI may provide a path forward.

📞 Speak to our team to learn more about your options

02/04/2026

Every fertility journey is unique, and no one should have to navigate it alone.



Across our communities, many individuals and couples are facing challenges with conception, often

silently. At Surgiclinic, our fertility specialists, laboratory teams, and support staff work together to provide coordinated, patient-centred

By combining advanced reproductive technologies with personalised care pathways, we support you at

every stage of your journey.

Because better outcomes come from expertise, collaboration, and care that is tailored to you.

📍 Visit Surgiclinic Fertility Services
📞 Contact us to learn more

31/03/2026

Men’s fertility is just as important when it comes to conception. Male factors contribute to a significant number of fertility challenges, yet they’re often overlooked.

Tips to support male fertility:

Maintain a healthy weight
Eat a balanced diet rich in zinc and antioxidants
Exercise regularly and manage stress
Quit smoking and limit alcohol intake
Get adequate sleep
Avoid excessive heat to the groin area
Schedule regular medical check-ups
When men take an active role in fertility health, couples have better outcomes. We support both partners on the journey to parenthood.

Book a confidential consultation today!



📞 Fertility Clinic: +27 (66) 292 9916

📧 Email: surgifertility@surgiclinic.co.za



Hours: Monday - Friday: 7am - 5pm | Closed on weekends

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27/03/2026

In part 2 of the interview series conducted by Fertility Solutions SA, Dr Cornelia van Zyl, Embryologist spoke about one of the most important and often unseen parts of IVF that is the laboratory where your eggs, s***m, and embryos are carefully cared for every single day.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens behind the scenes, or felt anxious about
what you can’t see, this video will offer insight, comfort, and empowerment.

This is a must-watch for every IVF patient. Watch here:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUQjZJHk_IU/?igsh=Ymo5NTl0aTlwcGU2

27/03/2026

Today, we pause to reflect on the importance of dignity, equality, and access to safe, quality healthcare for all. We are committed to upholding these values every day, ensuring that every patient who walks through our doors is treated with respect, compassion, and world‑class care.

This reminds us of the progress we’ve made as a nation and the responsibility we share in creating a healthier, more inclusive future.

Your health. Your dignity. Your right.

Book a confidential consultation today!

📍 Location: 15 Hendrik Potgieter Street, Nelspruit, Mbombela, 1201, South Africa

Hours: Monday - Friday: 7am - 5pm | Closed on weekends

📞 General Enquiries: +27 (013) 753 3364
📞 Ward: +27 (073) 719 1705
📞 Fertility Clinic: +27 (66) 292 9916
📧 Email: surgifertility@surgiclinic.co.za

27/03/2026

There are steps you can take to support egg and s***m health before fertility treatment. While not everything is within our control, healthy lifestyle choices may improve overall reproductive quality:

• Eat a balanced, nutrient-rich diet
• Avoid smoking and excessive alcohol
• Manage stress and prioritise sleep
• Maintain a healthy weight
• Take recommended supplements under medical guidance
• Reduce exposure to toxins

Even small changes can make a meaningful difference before IVF.

Contact us today
📍 Location: 15 Hendrik Potgieter Street, Nelspruit, Mbombela, 1201, South Africa
📞 Contact & Appointments: +27 (66) 292 9916 or
📧 Email: surgifertility@surgiclinic.co.za

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