The Reproductive Service at the Women’s is available for women from adolescence through to menopause. We also offer some investigations and treatments for male partners.
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Clinical Genetics Service
Genetic counselling provides education and support to couples and individuals who may be affected by a genetic condition
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Endocrine and Metabolic Service
The Endocrine and Metabolic Service is a multidisciplinary clinic which treats girls and women with endocrine and metabolic problems that may affect fertility, future fertility and reproductive health
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Fertility Preservation Service
Medical fertility preservation consultation, assessment and advice for girls, young women, boys and young men whose fertility is at risk from a medical condition, its treatment, a genetic issue, or gender identity management.
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Fertility preservation for children with cancer
A free, national fertility preservation service for young cancer patients, led by the Women's.
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Healthwise Women’s Program
The Healthwise Women’s Program is a lifestyle enhancement program specifically designed to motivate and educate women who are above their healthy weight range, focusing on gynaecological wellbeing, fertility issues and long term lifestyle changes
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Public Fertility Care
Victorian Public Fertility Care is available to people of all genders whose situation or health may prevent or impair fertility or safe conception and/or who have been trying to conceive naturally but have been unsuccessful.
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Sperm Preservation Service
Medical fertility preservation consultation, assessment and advice for people whose sperm is at risk from a medical condition, its treatment, a genetic issue, or gender identity management.
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