Male Same-Sex Couples
Deciding to extend your family is a big decision, but it is also an exciting one.
Now that you and your partner have made the decision to have a baby, we can offer you a number of fertility treatment options that are designed to suit your specific needs. In the coming months you will both have some important decisions to make, but please be reassured that we will be here to help and guide you throughout your journey, every step of the way.
Starting your fertility journey
Fertility testing options
Fertility testing not only gives you answers, it can also help reassure you, give you peace of mind and help you decide if you want to start a family right now or preserve your fertility.
Fertility treatments
As a same-sex male couple, you will likely need some kind of fertility treatment intervention to help you and your partner realise your dreams of having a baby. You will also need donor eggs which can be donated by a known or unknown donor. We will guide you through both options. If you choose an unknown donor, we can help you find a suitable one through our innovative egg donor programme. Donor eggs can be fertilised by yours or your partner's sperm.
We are here to help. We offer a number of options which could be suitable for you and your partner and we will be there to help guide you throughout the entire process.
In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)
A treatment where eggs are fertilised by sperm in a lab, then transferred to the womb, offering hope to individuals or couples facing difficulties conceiving naturally.
IVF with Donor Embryos
A treatment involving the creation and use of embryos from frozen eggs and sperm, providing future opportunities for pregnancy and family building through advanced reproductive technology.
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
Sometimes conventional IVF needs a helping hand. Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) is a lab technique that may be appropriate for you, if your sperm needs a bit of extra help to achieve successful fertilisation.
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
A fertility treatment where sperm is placed directly into the womb during ovulation, helping to increase the likelihood of sperm reaching and fertilising an egg.
PGT-A (Genetic testing)
A screening method used during IVF to check embryos for chromosomal abnormalities, helping to select the healthiest embryos for transfer, enhancing the chances of a successful pregnancy.
Specialist services
Andrology
Our dedicated andrology clinic offers a number of fertility investigations, treatments and preservation methods that are designed
Donor Programme
Having IVF treatment with donor eggs or sperm at one of our East of England clinics could
Fertility Health and Wellbeing
For most people, fertility health and wellbeing will never be an issue. Around 80% of people trying
Surrogacy
In some cases, potential parents need the help of another person to carry and deliver their baby
Fertility preservation options
Preserving your fertility gives you options. If you may want a child in the future but need to undergo a treatment that could make this difficult, fertility preservation could be for you.
Sperm freezing
A method where sperm is collected, frozen, and stored for future use, giving individuals the option to preserve their fertility, often before medical treatments or for family planning.
Flexible Pricing Options
To help make your treatment affordable and achievable, we offer fixed price treatment package options and a variety of finance solutions for patients looking to spread all or part of the cost of their treatment.
Explore our prices
Discover our prices and finance options, making treatments more accessible for you.
Book a 15 minute Discovery call
Schedule a Discovery call to find out which tests and treatments are right for you.
Fertility funding partners we work with:
We’re incredibly proud of our success rates
At Bourn Hall, you can be assured of the best chances of having a baby within the shortest possible time. If you are under 35, you have a 73%* chance of falling pregnant within one year.
*Data from 2021
Younger than 35
If you are under 35, you have a 73% chance of falling pregnant within one year.
35 to 39 years old
If you are 35-37 years old and you continue treatment with Bourn Hall, you have a 63% (50% for 38-39 year olds) chance of getting pregnant (pregnancy seen on scan) within one year.
40+ years old
If you are a female aged over 40 and you continue treatment with Bourn Hall, you have about a 25% chance of getting pregnant within one year.
Patient reviews you can trust
Genuine experiences from real patients. See why so many trust us with their fertility care.
“We went to an open evening at Bourn Hall Wickford and came away feeling really positive about the place. The staff were really friendly and the presentation was clear about the statistics regarding success rates and live birth rates; their data was very transparent. We came away feeling like we would really be looked after.”
Katy and Leigh are parents to Charlie after IVF
Patient 2023
“We chose to make an appointment at Bourn Hall Wickford because of the favourable reviews. When we got there and met the staff they were just so lovely, making us feel welcome and explaining to us what tests would need to be done and what our options were; we just thought ‘yes, let’s get the ball rolling!”
Jess and Fran are mums to Nathan after IVF with donor sperm
Patient 2023
We provide world-class support throughout the fertility journey.
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Our Fertility Events
Join our experts at a range of events including support groups, webinars and open evenings. Learn more about the options available to you, including fertility tests and treatments, and get the answers to any questions you might have.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions answered. Find clarity on every step of your fertility journey.