In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)
Learn about the IVF process, from fertility assessment and ovarian stimulation to egg retrieval, fertilisation and embryo transfer.
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Compassionate fertility guidance
Your journey to parenthood deserves care and support.
Explore fertility care options with Fertility Solutions Kenya. We help individuals and couples learn about available pathways, ask informed questions, and take their next steps with confidence.
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Explore fertility care options
Every fertility journey is different. Learn about common services and contact us to discuss which questions or next steps may be relevant for you.
ICSI Treatment
Understand intracytoplasmic sperm injection, a laboratory technique in which a single sperm is injected into an egg in selected cases.
Ask about ICSI →Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
Explore how IUI works, when it may be considered, and the assessments a fertility professional may recommend before treatment.
Ask about IUI →Fertility Assessment
Learn about common fertility investigations for women and men, which may include medical history, hormone tests, semen analysis and imaging.
Ask about assessments →Surrogacy Information
Discuss questions about surrogacy pathways, coordination, screening, counselling, and the importance of independent legal advice.
Ask about surrogacy →Fertility Preservation
Find out about options such as egg, sperm or embryo freezing and the factors to discuss with a qualified fertility specialist.
Ask about preservation →Please note: This website provides general educational information and an enquiry channel. The services listed should be published as services offered by your business only if you actually provide them or have confirmed qualified partner providers. Treatment suitability and outcomes vary by individual.
About us
Guidance for a deeply personal journey
Fertility questions can bring uncertainty, hope and many decisions. Our aim is to make it easier to find information, understand possible pathways and know what to ask when speaking with a qualified fertility professional.
We believe communication should be respectful, clear and sensitive to each person's circumstances. We welcome enquiries from individuals and couples exploring their options.
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A simple starting point
How to get started
Begin with a question. A qualified clinician can help assess your circumstances and explain appropriate options.
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Send an enquiry
Tell us which service or topic you would like to discuss. Avoid sharing sensitive medical details in the first message.
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Discuss your questions
We can help clarify your enquiry and explain the next steps available through our actual services or confirmed partners.
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Seek an assessment
A qualified fertility clinician can review relevant history and recommend investigations where appropriate.
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Make an informed plan
Review potential benefits, risks, costs, alternatives and likely timelines before deciding on treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Helpful answers to get you started
These are general answers, not a substitute for personalised advice from a qualified clinician.
In conventional IVF, eggs and sperm are placed together in a laboratory dish. In ICSI, an embryologist injects one sperm directly into an egg. The appropriate method depends on clinical and laboratory factors assessed by a fertility team.
There is no single treatment that suits everyone. A clinician may consider age, medical and reproductive history, how long you have been trying to conceive, test results and your preferences before discussing options.
Yes. Use the enquiry form or contact us by phone or email. Costs depend on the treatment plan, investigations, medicines, laboratory services and any additional procedures. Ask for a written breakdown from the provider before proceeding.
Please contact us to confirm the services currently available. Surrogacy can involve medical, psychological, ethical and legal considerations. Anyone exploring it should obtain advice from qualified medical professionals and an independent lawyer familiar with applicable Kenyan law.
No. The form helps you send a general enquiry. It does not establish a clinician-patient relationship, provide a diagnosis or replace an appointment. Please do not use it for emergencies or send detailed medical records through an ordinary email or WhatsApp message.
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