How medicine is advancing is incredible. I heard on the news today that research is underway such that It may be possible in the not too distant future to have an unlimited supply of human eggs to aid fertility treatment. The research is apparently being done in America. It's based on stem cells (no...

Hi - My sister has a mild allergy to latex (she's got eczema, particularly on her hands so has to wear gloves for washing up, cleaning the car etc which exacerbates her eczema). Can anyone recommend and alternative to latex gloves that are waterproof? Or a way around this irritating problem? Thanks.

Really feel for you. My sister has an allergy to latex although it's quite mild compared to yours. How are you managing? Noticed there is a food allergy clinic going on this week on this site - I know it's about food allergy but there are experts answering patient questions - just wondered whether i...

As you'll see from my previous posts we had IVF and it worked the 3rd time - it was costly for us but the gift of our son has been well worth the stress and emotional pressure.

Any research that gives hope to couples desperate to have a baby has got to be a good thing. Men in particular find it very difficult to cope with infertility problems so this research is indeed promising.

If you can get IVF on the NHS or even if you have to borrow the money to have IVF I think the gift of a child is so wonderful and would urge anyone considering IVF to go for it - I know it doesn't always work - we had 2 failed attempts which was devastating - but were blessed with luck the 3rd time ...

Hi - I'm new to this forum. My husband and I had terrible trouble conceiving. After 2 failed IVF attempts we were extremely luck to get pregnant 3rd time lucky. In 2011 I gave birth to a wonderful baby boy called Max. We are very lucky and I know that. But we would desperately love another baby but ...