GP support
Our specialist general practitioners and CREI fertility doctors are here to work with and support the patients own primary health care providers. As well as streamlining reproductive healthcare, our team is easily available to discuss specific concerns such as unexplained infertility, PMOS, (PCOS), endometriosis & adenomyosis, anovulatory cycles, male fertility and menopause health concerns.
From family planning to fertility challenges, all primary health care providers play a vital role in patient care. Celery Health offers clear, evidence-based resources to help navigate reproductive and menopause health topics
- Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) and its impact on ovulation, fertility and metabolichealth
- Endometriosis, recent treatments advancements relating to function and fertility
- Anovulation and identifying underlying causes early
- Male fertility factors, including sperm health, functional causes and lifestyle influences
- Advanced maternal age and age-related fertility decline
Our resources and tools are designed to simplify these conversations. With CREI fertility specialist input, we help specialist general practitioners deliver proactive guidance, empower patients with knowledge and ensure timely referrals when needed
With Celery Health, specialist GP’s can confidently support their patients’ reproductive and menopause health journeys – from preconception to prenatal care.
FAQs
A whole body approach means recognising that physical, emotional, nutritional and genetic aspects of fertility are all vital to good outcomes. Learn how our approach can optimise your reproductive well-being.
During the preconception or prenatal phase, genetic counselling helps in understanding the potential genetic risks you may have inherited. Genetic counsellors review your fertility or pregnancy story so far. Your family medical history (as well as your partners) is also reviewed. By assessing the likelihood of genetic conditions one can make informed decision-making regarding genetic testing and family planning options.
In cases of known genetic conditions or a family history of genetic disorders, genetic counselling aids in comprehending the risks and discussing available options. These may include in vitro fertilisation (IVF) with pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT).