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24Apr, 2020
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BCRM is now offering Home Fertility Blood Tests

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When it feels like life is on hold, your Fertility doesn’t have to wait. Whether you want a general Fertility check or wish to start the process of Fertility treatment – all from your home.   Book a test:  info@BCRM.org.uk  or Telephone 0117 301 8605 or WhatsApp 07796 657250 During the Covid-19 lockdown, there are restrictions on attending the clinic in person, the “Finger prick” home test allows you to take a blood sample at home and send it to the lab for testing   We can do virtually any […]
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24Apr, 2020
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BCRM is now offering Virtual Fertility Consultations

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Speak to a Fertility Specialist, have your questions answered, regain control during uncertain times, and make progress toward building your family – all from home. Book an appointment:  info@BCRM.org.uk  or Telephone 0117 301 8605  WhatsApp 07796 657250   BCRM will be initiating Fertility treatment for patients on a “First Come, First Served” basis. If you are planning on having treatment, do book an appointment at your earliest convenience. Those who book earlier will have priority.   CONSULTATION OPTIONS: Time Cost(£) Recommended Tests Report New patient 45 minutes 120 AMH Full […]
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11Apr, 2020
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FAQs for patients planning to have Fertility Treatment at BCRM

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11th April 2020   What guidance does BCRM consider when assessing the care it will provide? Our service is dedicated to helping you have children which is fundamental to humanity. We nevertheless recognise the challenge the current Covid situation presents to you and to our current ability to provide care as normal.  The BCRM clinical leadership team examine the implications of all national and international recommendations with a careful focus on our duty to patients and to public health. BCRM will monitor the Covid situation diligently and make plans as […]
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19Mar, 2020
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BCRM Coronavirus Covid-19 update

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1st May 2020 We are pleased to hear that our regulator, the HFEA have taken the decision that fertility clinics can “apply” to reopen from 11 May 2020. This means an application will be assessed and will require approval before treatment can actually start. The safety of patients and clinic staff remains a priority for BCRM. We therefore wish to reassure all our patients that we have been working hard during the lock down and are now prepared to provide a safe service to patients and a safe working environment […]
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18Mar, 2020
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CORONAVIRUS (COVID -19) NOTIFICATION TO BCRM PATIENTS

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Update 11th April 2020 The last few weeks have revealed the challenging effects the Covid situation is having on our daily lives, family, friends and work. Our hearts go out to those who have been affected. In particular we acknowledge that infertility is a disease, and we appreciate that for many it is time sensitive. For this reason, we recognise that our patients’ suffering is acute and real in the current Covid situation. Given the unprecedented nature of the situation, BCRM has had to take a number of actions to […]
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13Mar, 2020
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CORONAVIRUS, COVID -19: NOTIFICATION TO BCRM PATIENTS

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Background A coronavirus is a type of virus whose potential transmission rate remains unknown. As a group, coronaviruses are common across the world however novel coronavirus (2019-nCov) is a new strain of coronavirus first identified in Wuhan City, China in January 2020. This outbreak has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation (WHO) The incubation period of COVID-19 is between 2 to 14 days. This means that if a person remains well 14 days after contact with someone with confirmed coronavirus, they have not been infected. Typical symptoms […]
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17Aug, 2019
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Endometriosis and fertility

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The aim of this article is to explain in a patient-friendly way what endometriosis is, how it might effect fertility and what fertility treatments might be recommended. It is not supposed to be an exhaustive reference and if you have concerns or questions please discuss them with your GP or fertility or endometriosis doctor. What is endometriosis? The endometrium is the medical name for the lining of the womb. Endometriosis is a condition in which this tissue grows outside of the womb. This can be almost anywhere in the body, […]
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27Mar, 2019
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Mothering Sunday

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For most people Mother’s Day is a lovely time of celebration, but if you have been trying unsuccessfully for a baby and are not yet lucky enough to be a mum, it can trigger a range of painful feelings and can be a heart-breaking reminder of your lack of a family. Understand and accept yourself To get through this day, you need to accept that it’s OK and completely understandable for you to be feeling the way you do and that, given your situation, you are responding perfectly normally. Accept […]
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