Fertility

At our practice, we understand that fertility is a complex and deeply personal issue. Dr Cameron takes a compassionate and personalised approach to care, working closely with his patients to understand their unique needs and develop tailored treatment plans. Having completed a Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine with Monash IVF, Dr Cameron has extensive experience in helping individuals and couples achieve their family goals.

 

Dr Cameron partners with Monash IVF to provide patients with comprehensive fertility services including IVF, egg freezing, and donor programs. Together, we offer cutting-edge treatment options and personalised care for women and individuals starting their family journey.

 

Services offered

  • Ovulation induction and timed intercourse

  • Intrauterine insemination (IUI)

  • In-vitro fertilization (IVF)

  • Donor gametes (Donor eggs and Donor sperm)

  • Fertility preservation and egg freezing

Understanding Subfertility

Starting a family is an important and often emotional journey for many couples. However, for some, this process may not unfold as quickly or smoothly as they had hoped.

What is Subfertility?

Subfertility is defined as not having fallen pregnant after a certain period of time.

Current guidelines recommend that:

  • Couples under the age of 35 should seek medical advice if they have not fallen pregnant within 12 months.

  • For couples over the age of 35, it is recommended to see a doctor after 6 months.

It is important to note that approximately 1 in 6 couples may experience subfertility and may benefit from medical assistance in their journey to parenthood.

When to consider seeking help earlier

Females

For women, you may consider seeing Dr Cameron ealier if you’ve been diagnosed with or treated for:

  • irregular or absent periods

  • PCOS or endometriosis

  • tubal damage (or previous tubal ligation surgery)

  • recurrent miscarriage

  • premature menopause

  • known genetic concerns

  • pelvic inflammatory disease

  • fibroids

  • adenomyosis (resulting in painful intercourse)

Males

For men, some reasons why you may need to make an appointment with Dr Cameron is if you’ve been diagnosed with:

  • low sperm count

  • poor sperm shape (morphology) or movement (motility)

  • anti-sperm antibodies

  • ejaculatory or erectile concerns

  • absence of sperm (azoospermia)

  • known genetic concerns

  • issues from a prior vasectomy