by Dr. Kokum Jayasinghe, Fertility Specialist (MBBS, FRANZCOG, MRepMed) | Jun 3, 2026 | Blog
When people begin thinking about fertility, their attention often turns to medical treatments, fertility testing, or assisted reproductive technologies such as IVF. While these can be important parts of fertility care, they are only one piece of the picture. Everyday...
by Dr. Kokum Jayasinghe, Fertility Specialist (MBBS, FRANZCOG, MRepMed) | May 21, 2026 | Blog
When planning to start or grow a family, there are many factors that can influence fertility. One of the most important and often most discussed is age. Age can affect both the chance of achieving pregnancy and the likelihood of maintaining a healthy pregnancy over...
by Dr. Kokum Jayasinghe, Fertility Specialist (MBBS, FRANZCOG, MRepMed) | May 21, 2026 | Blog
When people think about fertility care, they often picture treatments, medications, scans, or procedures. But fertility care does not always begin there. Sometimes, it begins with a conversation. A conversation where you can ask questions openly.A space where you can...
by Dr. Kokum Jayasinghe, Fertility Specialist (MBBS, FRANZCOG, MRepMed) | May 14, 2026 | Blog
“Do I need IVF?” As a fertility specialist, this is one of the most common questions I hear. For some, the answer is simple. If there is a physical barrier preventing the egg and sperm from meeting—such as a tubal blockage—the answer is black and white. In...
by Dr. Kokum Jayasinghe, Fertility Specialist (MBBS, FRANZCOG, MRepMed) | May 13, 2026 | Blog
Your doctor matters.Your clinic matters.Your treatment plan matters. But there is one factor that quietly influences every fertility journey: You. Your health, your lifestyle, your consistency, and the way you care for yourself throughout the process all play a...
by Dr. Kokum Jayasinghe, Fertility Specialist (MBBS, FRANZCOG, MRepMed) | Apr 30, 2026 | Blog
For many people, the decision to seek fertility advice isn’t always straightforward. There can be uncertainty around what’s “normal,” how long to keep trying, and when it might be time to ask for help. The reality is that early guidance doesn’t always mean...
