London Women's Clinic
There are various types of fertility treatments and the contact telephone number and address for London Women's Clinic, can be found below.
If you would like to find out if you are suitable for fertility treatment or information about a particular procedure or treatment, contact a local clinic.
London Women's Clinic
London Women's Clinic
Woodlands Hospital
Morton Park
Darlington
County Durham
UK
DL1 4PL
Tel: 01325 371 070
Clinic details: Darlington is a historical market town in County Durham and on a tributary of the River Tees called the Skerne. The town has a distinct Victorian look because much of its growth dates back to that period. Darlington can also boast being the site of the world's first ever railway tracks, and remains an important stop along the lengthy and significant east coast main train line. The Darlington branch of the London Women's Clinic is housed in the Woodhouse Hospital, which itself is within 5 acres of the luxurious and beautiful Morton Park in Darlington, all within easy access of the city centre. Counselling services are available to supplement the calming effect of Morton Park, as well as patient support groups, all to ensure that the emotional aspect of your care is not neglected. IVF is the main treatment offered at the Darlington clinic, and with good reason as it is one of the most popular and effective assisted reproductive technologies in many cases and clinics across the world. What is IVF? IVF stands for in vitro fertilisation, a process which involves the use of fertility drugs to first stimulate the release of eggs which are collected for the treatment itself. A semen sample is collected as well and treated for the procedure. IVF itself will take place as sperm and egg taken from previous stages are put together in a specifically designed glass dish under the care of scientists who monitor the process. Under these conditions an egg is likely to be fertilised by the sperm, and is then incubated to grow until a point where the young embryo can be transferred to a womb to grow as with a normal pregnancy. Intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection, or ICSI, is offered alongside IVF, and is an exceptionally useful protocol that earned its developer a Nobel prize. ICSI takes one sperm cell (making it very useful where few viable sperm are available) and injects it directly into an egg cell by means of highly specialised apparatus. Once within an egg a sperm cell has a much higher chance of fertilising it, meaning much higher fertilisation rates and a technique that requires fewer sperm, and eggs to yield more embryos that can be transferred. These treatments are provided to the suberb HFEA recognised standards of the London Women's Clinic.
Fertility treatment at this clinic: The Darlington Clinic is another extension of the tradition of excellence established by the London Women's Clinic, bringing quality assisted reproduction technologies to a broad range of communities in the country. As an HFEA licensed and ISO certified clinic, the London Women's Clinic is known for its commitment to quality patient care, and this manifests itself in great success rates in clinics across the country. Success rates are a measure of the number of live births achieved from IVF cycles, and London Women's Clinics are in line with national average figures reported by the HFEA. Success rates aren't the only measure of a quality clinic however, and the Darlington clinic can provide a number of other support services that complete an overall care package designed to cover every aspect of your care. The Darlington Clinic calls the Woodlands Hospital home, and isn't far from the centre of town, making it easy to find and easy to reach. Expert consultants and nurses work together in a technologically advanced site to achieve your goals, and the clinic's success rates for under 35s in 2010 was an impressive 39% for IVF and ICSI. The Woodlands Hospital itself is a part of BMI Healthcare, and as such is an impeccably maintained facility with modern equipment and amenities throughout. The hospital can be found within Darlington's Morton park, a 5 acre site that gives patients a wonderfully peaceful environment in which to receive their care. This can be especially important for patients suffering from infertility as the condition carries with it a lot of stress.
Services offered at this clinic: Private patients treated, donor insemination, in vitro fertilisation (IVF), patient open days and evenings, sperm assessment, intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection, counselling services, ovulation monitoring, full surrogacy, surgical sperm retrieval (MESA, TESA, PESA), induction of ovulation, post-coital test
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