Scientific approach to infertility problems

FURTHER to your interesting article on Making Babies (Feelgood, April 18), readers may be interested to know more about the fertility care approach of NaProTechnology.

Coincidentally on that day, a major conference on infertility and miscarriage was held at the Galway Clinic to celebrate 10 years of NaProTechnology in Ireland.

It is a scientific holistic process of investigating abnormal gynaecological and reproductive health. Couples who want to conceive a baby are then offered appropriate treatment to restore optimum fertility potential.

NaProTechnology is suitable for nearly every category of infertility and miscarriage. Couples with conditions such as endometriosis, polycystic ovaries, pelvic adhesions, blocked fallopian tubes, low progesterone, not ovulating, unexplained infertility, male factor infertility and unexplained recurrent miscarriage have all conceived using it.

Because it treats the underlying causes of infertility, when couples do conceive the outcome for them and their baby is much better. Full-time delivery is usual with more normal birth weights and a very low (4%) incidence of multiple births.

Catherine Kelly

3 Greendale

Maryborough Woods

Douglas

Cork