Vitalab Fertility Clinic

27/04/2026

Freedom means different things to different people. For some, it is opportunity.

For others, it is the freedom to dream of a family.

This Freedom Day, we honour the journeys, choices and hopes that shape our nation - and the right of every person to pursue care with dignity and compassion.

Happy Freedom Day, South Africa.

26/04/2026

Two tiny lives. One extraordinary journey.
Olivia and Thalia, born on 9 March at 34 weeks and 5 days – and already deeply loved.

Moments like these remind us that behind every treatment plan is a story of resilience, hope, and unwavering courage. We are honoured to have walked alongside Melissa and Conrad on their journey.

To this beautiful family, thank you for trusting us with something so meaningful.

Join Our Family on your Journey to Create yours


https://vitalab.com/fertility-patient-testimonials/

22/04/2026

Adenomyosis

• Endometrial-like tissue grows within the muscular wall of the uterus (myometrium)
• May be associated with heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain and fertility challenges
• Can coexist with endometriosis

Endometriosis

• Endometrial-like tissue grows outside the uterus
• May be associated with pain, inflammation, adhesions and fertility challenges
• Symptoms and severity can vary widely from person to person

Important to Know

• Some patients may have both conditions at the same time
• Symptoms can overlap
• Proper diagnosis is important to guide appropriate care

Information provided for awareness and education only. Individual diagnosis and treatment should always be guided by a qualified healthcare professional.

www.vitalab.com

22/04/2026

Adenomyosis Awareness Month | April

Adenomyosis is a condition that, until relatively recently, received very little attention in medical research. Today, the conversation is evolving - and so is our understanding.

In this insightful podcast by International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology, two respected experts - Tina Tellum and Joel Naftalin - explore:

• How understanding of adenomyosis has progressed over the past decade
• The challenges of both underdiagnosis and overdiagnosis
• Its potential impact on fertility
• How clinicians approach patients with no symptoms
• Why careful, individualised assessment matters

For anyone navigating a diagnosis - or simply trying to better understand their body - this conversation offers valuable perspective grounded in evolving evidence.

🎧 Listen to the podcast on Spotify: https://isuog.us14.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b7e0079cea7eb32b2244872c9&id=28de130842&e=9d8060f781

Please note: The views shared in this podcast are those of the speakers and are not intended as medical advice or a substitute for consultation with your treating doctor.

At Vitalab, we believe awareness should be rooted in accuracy, context, and compassion — especially when the science is still evolving.



www.vitalab.com

21/04/2026

Adenomyosis Awareness Month | April

Adenomyosis is more common than many realise - yet it often goes undiagnosed.

Because its symptoms can overlap with conditions like fibroids or endometriosis, many women spend years searching for answers to pain, heavy periods, or fertility challenges without clear direction.

In this video, Dr Yossi Unterslak unpacks:

• What adenomyosis is
• Why it can be difficult to diagnose
• How it may impact fertility
• Treatment options available - including those for patients trying to conceive

Adenomyosis does not mean the end of your fertility journey. But it does require the right diagnosis, the right guidance, and a treatment plan tailored to you.

If you’ve been experiencing symptoms or have concerns about how adenomyosis may be affecting your fertility, it’s worth having a conversation with a specialist.

At Vitalab, we believe informed patients are empowered patients - and that every journey deserves clarity, care, and respect.

Arrive as a Patient. Leave as a Parent.



www.vitalab.com

09/04/2026

05/04/2026

This Easter, many families celebrate renewal, hope, and new beginnings.

For some, this season is also a reminder of dreams that are still unfolding.

Egg freezing may help preserve fertility options for the future - whether you are focusing on your career, your health, or simply waiting for the right time.

Every fertility journey is different. Having information and support can make all the difference.

At Vitalab, we walk this path with you — at your pace, in your time.

Arrive as a Patient. Leave as a Parent.

www.vitalab.com

03/04/2026

On this Good Friday, we pause to reflect on themes of hope, faith, resilience, and new beginnings.

At Vitalab, we are mindful that for many people the journey to parenthood can feel long and uncertain. Today, we hold space for those who are still waiting, still trying, and still believing.

May this day bring moments of quiet strength, comfort, and renewed hope - wherever you are on your journey.

Arrive as a Patient. Leave as a Parent.

www.vitalab.com

03/04/2026

Wishing our patients, colleagues and friends a peaceful and pleasant Good Friday .
Happy Easter to all from Vitalab Sandton

29/03/2026

Treatment Options & Future Fertility

Treatment for an ectopic pregnancy depends on several factors, including its size, location and whether symptoms are present.

In some cases, careful monitoring may be all that is needed. Others may be managed with medication to stop the pregnancy from developing further. When bleeding or rupture occurs, surgery may be required to protect the patient’s health.

Although losing a fallopian tube can feel frightening, many individuals are still able to conceive naturally or with fertility treatment afterwards. Follow-up care and personalised guidance are essential to support future pregnancy planning.

If you’ve experienced an ectopic pregnancy, know that you are not alone — and that support and treatment options are available.



www.vitalab.com

28/03/2026

Warning Signs & When to Seek Help

An ectopic pregnancy can sometimes begin with subtle signs.

You may notice a positive pregnancy test that appears faint or hormone levels that are rising more slowly than expected. However, one of the most important warning signs is severe pain on one side of the abdomen.

Some individuals may also experience light spotting or feel dizzy — particularly if internal bleeding occurs. These symptoms should never be ignored.

If you suspect something isn’t right, seeking medical care urgently can be life-saving. Early diagnosis allows for safer management and better protection of future fertility.

Your wellbeing matters. Trust your body and seek help when you need it.



www.vitalab.com