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Appointment For
One-Stop Diagnosis
With Tube-Test £820
Pay only £675 now
Includes
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Ultrasound Scan £200
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AMH Test £100
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Consultation £200
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Tube Test £475
Excludes
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Semen Analysis £145
Without Tube-Test £595
Pay only £450 now
Includes
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Ultrasound Scan £200
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AMH Test £100
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Consultation £200
Excludes
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Semen Analysis £145
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Tube Test £475
Important Note
The Semen Analysis costing £145 will be invoiced after the test by the Priory Hospital. To book Semen Analysis, please contact us.
To book now, you need to pay only £675 which includes the consultation and other charges.
Important Note
The Semen Analysis costing £145 will be invoiced after the test by the Priory Hospital. To book Semen Analysis, please contact us.
To book now, you need to pay only £450 which includes the consultation and other charges.
First Consultation
If you are new patient and require appointment for the first time.
£200
Follow Up Consultation
If you had an appointment with P4 Fertility (Dr. Jeve) previously.
£150
Tests & Scans
Tube Test (HyCoSy)
If you're advised to have Fallopian Tube Test.
£475
AMH Test
If you're advised to have Anti-Mullerian Hormone Test.
£100
Ultrasound Scan
If you require an Ultrasound Scan such as Gynaecology Scan etc.
£200
EMMA & ALICE Test
Instructions
Please book this test between your cycle days 15 and 25.
This is a biopsy from the lining of your womb; you may take Ibuprofen before coming in.
Description
ALICE detects the bacteria causing chronic endometritis, a condition affecting 30% of infertile patients that is linked to implantation failure and recurrent miscarriage.
EMMA provides information on the proportions of all endometrial bacteria, including those linked to higher pregnancy rates. Includes ALICE. It gives information on the microbiome.
Patient Information:
Please read HFEA advice on add-on tests and treatments for further information:
https://www.hfea.gov.uk/treatments/treatment-add-ons/#what-are-treatment-add-ons
£1150
NIPT (NIPP)
Instructions
Please book an ultrasound scan and the test after ten weeks of pregnancy.
Description
Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) screens for the presence of specific chromosome disorders in the developing fetus. The test analyses DNA fragments in maternal plasma that have been released from both maternal and placental cells. NIPT requires a single blood draw, which poses no threat to the fetus and can be done as early as ten weeks gestation. By analysing the proportions of DNA fragments derived from different chromosomes or chromosome regions, NIPT can screen for the presence or absence of specific chromosome disorders.
NIPT is more accurate than first-trimester maternal serum screening and ultrasound in identifying pregnancies with or without these disorders. It diagnoses Trisomy 21, also called Down syndrome; Trisomy 18 (Edwards syndrome); and Trisomy 13 (Patau syndrome) Sex chromosome conditions such as Turner's Syndrome, Klinefelter syndrome and fetal gender if the couple wishes.
Our test sensitivity is over 99% to diagnose healthy babies as compared to Combined first-trimester screening normally offered on NHS is 82%. We arrange tests and supply results only after consultation with our consultant.
Please read HFEA advice on add-on tests and treatments for further information:
https://www.hfea.gov.uk/treatments/treatment-add-ons/#what-are-treatment-add-ons
£550
ERA Test
Instructions
Please follow the advice of a consultant to book it; you will need a prescription for estrogen tablets.
This is a biopsy from the lining of your womb; you may take Ibuprofen before coming in.
Description
ERA determines each woman's unique personalised embryo transfer timing, therefore synchronising the embryo transfer with the individualised window of implantation.
Your clinician will take an endometrial biopsy sample in a mock embryo transfer cycle. The evidence to support ERA needs to be more conclusive. Please discuss this with the consultant.
Patient Information:
Please read HFEA advice on add-on tests and treatments for further information:
https://www.hfea.gov.uk/treatments/treatment-add-ons/#what-are-treatment-add-ons
£1200
Endometrial Scratch
Instructions
Please Book Scratch on days 20-23 of the preceding cycle.
Description
Endometrial scratching is carried out before IVF. During the procedure, the lining of the womb (the endometrium) is ‘scratched’ using a small sterile plastic tube, which is inserted in after a speculum exam like a smear test. It may be uncomfortable or painful—there is a slight chance of infection, pain, and spotting after the procedure.
The theory is that this procedure triggers the body to repair the scratch site, releasing chemicals and hormones that make the womb lining more receptive to an embryo implanting. Some also suggest the treatment may activate genes that cause the womb lining to be more receptive to an embryo implanting.HFEA advice: For most fertility patients undergoing IVF or ICSI, endometrial scratching is rated amber for improving the chances of having a baby. However, on balance, it is not clear whether this add-on is effective at improving the treatment outcome. There is conflicting moderate/high-quality evidence—in some studies, the add-on has been found to be effective, but in other studies, it has not.
Please read HFEA advice on add-on tests and treatments for further information:
https://www.hfea.gov.uk/treatments/treatment-add-ons/#what-are-treatment-add-ons
£200
Decidual Score Test
Instructions
Natural cycle: Take the biopsy 7 to 9 days after the LH surge.
Medicated cycle: After 5 days of progesterone.
This is a biopsy from the lining of your womb; you may take Ibuprofen before coming in.
Description
Molecular testing of endometrial (lining of the womb) biopsy samples for women with recurrent IVF failure and recurrent miscarriage is important to understand the of uterine receptivity and for a personalised therapeutic strategy.
The test is based on molecular analysis of six factors associated with and essential for decidualization. The Decidualization score reflects how many of these factors are expressed at the normal range in the tested sample.
The Normal Decidualization score is “>4”. The score “4” is Borderline Normal. The score“<4 is Low Decidualization score. This test (Decidualization Score test) helps to determine if the lining of the womb is implant-friendly and could be used to select patients who require therapeutic actions to improve endometrial conditions before the IVF–ET procedure. The test is analysed at Chicago USA.
The evidence to support the decidual score test and treatment following the test requires further conclusive evidence. Please discuss the test requirement and results with our consultant in a consultation appointment.
Please read HFEA advice on add-on tests and treatments for further information:
https://www.hfea.gov.uk/treatments/treatment-add-ons/#what-are-treatment-add-ons
£950
Why Choose P4?
Pre-treatment prediction using evidence-based models with high specificity and sensitivity
Highly accurate models based on specific tests for prediction, prevention, and personalization of the cycle.
Advanced technologies for selecting embryos with the best implantation potential
Individualised controlled ovarian stimulation regimens designed and monitored by the consultant
Individualised luteal phase support
Continuity of care
Care is planned and managed throughout the cycle by the same sub-specialist consultant. No different doctors each time.
One point of access throughout the cycle
Genuinely personalised care.
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