In 2025 and beyond, awareness is everything. With smart testing, customized treatment, and the right support, progesterone resistance doesn’t have to stand in the way of your fertility story.
Endometriosis vs endometritis – there’s a difference, and here’s why it matters for your fertility journey
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, but have you heard of endometritis? These two conditions sound alike but are entirely separate, and understanding the difference could be crucial for your fertility. Here’s what’s what.
The BCL6 IVF low-down – what does a positive result mean for that next cycle?
Did you know that treating BCL6-positive cases before an IVF cycle can significantly improve success rates? Research indicates that addressing endometriosis can increase the chance of pregnancy fivefold.
ReceptivaDx™ test results explained – the expert perspective on your BCL6 levels
We’ve seen questions about understanding Receptiva test results floating around online. So, for the expert perspective straight from the source, we caught up with the team.
Endometriosis, progesterone resistance and fertility – 3 things the research tells us
Progesterone resistance, a condition linked with endometriosis, is an all too infrequently discussed fertility roadblock – and one which often gets left out of testing during first-line (and even second-line) fertility work-ups. Here’s a handy summary of the key research and knowledge points, to help support you in conversations with your doctor.
Recurrent pregnancy loss – could silent endometriosis be the cause?
Experiencing recurrent miscarriage is difficult and frustrating, and the causes are rarely clear-cut. Self-advocacy is so key here, wherever you’re at – so let’s look at an often overlooked cause of recurrent pregnancy loss, and the steps you can take to move your journey forward.
Treating BCL6 leads to increased IVF success rates (and the data keeps piling)
Decoding endometriosis, potentially over a decade of to-and-from diagnosis, needs not to be a thing, as we start looking to 2025 and beyond. So what’s the latest to know? And, which tests should we be pushing for, in the doctor’s office?
What does unexplained infertility mean, really?
Watch and learn what an unexplained infertility ‘diagnosis’ might mean for you. We talk next steps and treatment options, and why it doesn’t have to close the door to pregnancy – with a specialist doctor.
Know your tests and add-ons: ReceptivaDx™, ERA (& the big difference)
It’s a question we see frequently on all sorts of fertility forum chats – the Receptiva test vs ERA. Are they both add-ons, what’s the difference and how does each affect endometriosis and implantation concerns?
After IVF failure – what are the next steps, and things to test?
If questions about IVF failure are on your mind, the answer may start at the beginning. We’re sharing how to use the ReceptivaDx™ test to uncover the hidden causes behind your fertility struggles, including silent endometriosis, progesterone resistance, and more.
Asymptomatic endometriosis – why understanding your options is essential for your fertility health
You might know that typical endometriosis symptoms include pelvic pain and heavy periods, but there’s also something called silent endometriosis – and it could be behind your unexplained infertility.
4 questions to ask your doctor, after an unexplained infertility ‘diagnosis’
Here are our top four questions to put to your doctor or team, after that unexplained infertility initial ‘diagnosis’. From next steps and silent endo – one of the leading causes – to treatment and at-home wins.
BCL6 – fertility’s hidden puzzle piece?
With unexplained infertility affecting up to 30 per cent of couples, the groundbreaking ReceptivaDx™ test uses this protein marker to find out whether endometriosis could be behind a struggle to conceive. Find out what actually BCL6 is and what its presence means for our fertility?
Unexplained infertility – what next? 3 steps to move things forward
Unexplained infertility affects between 10 and 30 per cent of couples trying to conceive, according to 2022 data. It’s a big number, but testing varies between healthcare providers, and what might be considered ‘standard’ testing by your doctor may be out of the ordinary for another clinic or team. This lack of a joined-up approach [...]
