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For many couples struggling with fertility problems, drugs are the first step in treatment. However, the effectiveness of treatment with medication alone depends on the underlying cause or causes of infertility.

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) Fertility Treatment

With intra-uterine insemination (IUI), the semen sample is prepared and sperms are placed directly into the uterus. This may be combined with superovulation (SO IUI) where medicines are given to stimulate the ovaries to produce several eggs which improve the chances of conception.

In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) Treatment

In-Vitro Fertilisation or IVF refers to the use of laboratory techniques to bring the egg and sperm together outside of the woman's body. The IVF treatment cycle generally involves several stages such as Ovarian Stimulation, Ovarian Follicle Monitoring, Oocyte / Egg retrieval, Fertilisation of eggs with sperm and Embryo Transfer.

About Dr Kelly Loi

Dr Kelly Loi is an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist who provides dedicated care for fertility, IVF patients and laparoscopic surgery.

Dr Kelly Loi graduated from the Oxford Medical School, is a fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists and fellow of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore. She is also a Singapore Ministry of Health- authorised IVF Clinician. She was Medical Director of Mount Elizabeth Hospital Fertility Centre from 2019 to 2023, and has been appointed as Medical Director of Monash IVF Singapore in 2023.

During her medical training at Oxford University, she was awarded Bachelor of Arts with 1st Class Honours in Physiological Sciences (BA, Hons) in 1995. She attained the Master of Arts, Oxford University, (MA, Oxon) in 1999. During her medical training, she also completed attachments at John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, and Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University. After graduating, she worked as a House-Officer in the John Radcliffe Hospital and the Churchill Hospital in Oxford. She started specialising in the field of obstetrics & gynaecology as a Senior House Officer in St Mary’s Hospital, Imperial College, London.

On her return to Singapore, she continued her training in obstetrics & gynaecology with a sub-specialty interest in fertility, in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and reproductive medicine. She served as a Consultant in the Department of Reproductive Medicine at KK Hospital. She was also actively involved in the Teaching faculties of the Yong Loo Lin Medical School and the Duke Graduate Medical School. At the same time, her dedication to patients has won her Excellent Service Awards as well as the Long Service Award from KK Hospital in 2008. She was also awarded an overseas fellowship to undergo advanced training in Belgium in fertility preservation for cancer patients, under one of the foremost experts in this field, Professor Jacques Donnez.

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Over the years, Dr Loi has developed particular expertise in antenatal and obstetrics care, fertility treatment, IVF and surgery. She is a Singapore Ministry of Health- accredited IVF Clinician. Apart from her role as an IVF Clinician with her sub-specialty interest in performing assisted reproductive care and IVF for patients, she is also an advocate of performing minimally invasive gynae-laparoscopic and reproductive surgery.

She has been actively involved in research in these areas and has presented papers on these topics at medical conferences both local and international. She has also authored numerous medical papers and has been invited to be a reviewer on peer-reviewed international medical journals on obstetrics & gynaecology. She continues to be actively involved in public education and is a regular contributor to various magazines and journals, and is often invited to speak at public seminars.

As the medical director of Health & Fertility Centre for Women, she aims to continue to offer a dedicated fertility, obstetrics and gynaecology service to her patients, with state-of-the art facilities, in an environment designed with the patients’ comfort and privacy in mind. The clinic logo symbolizes how the services cater to women of all ages, from adolescence to motherhood and beyond.

On a personal note, she is a mother of three lovely children who occupy most of her time outside work. She is also an accomplished pianist with a Grade 8 distinction and has an advanced certificate in piano performance from the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM), UK. However, these days, her repertoire is somewhat dominated by nursery songs and tunes.

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What to Expect On Your Initial Visit for an Infertility Consultation

To get ready for your first appointment, you may write down details about your attempts to get pregnant. There are times when both you and your partner needs comprehensive evaluation so you may make a list of questions you wanted to ask to make the most of your consultation.

Meeting with the Fertility Doctor

For couples who experience trouble conceiving, it is always a good idea to let a fertility doctor assess their overall reproductive health. Your doctor will address your concerns about fertility, provide information on the fertility treatment options available and help you on your journey to becoming parents. Quality care beings with good communication and a good fertility doctor will take time to listen and explain the recommended treatment plan.

FAQ

  • When to Seek Help from a Fertility Doctor

    After 1 year of trying, 80-90% of couples would have been successful in conceiving. It is therefore advisable to seek help at this point.

  • Does Fertility Decline with Age?

    Fertility does decline with age. Studies have found that the probability of conception over a month falls from 25% in women in their early twenties to 8% in their late thirties. Similarly, the probability of conception within a year falls from 97% in women in their early twenties to 65% in their late thirties.

    It is therefore important to start planning for a pregnancy as early as possible and to seek help as soon as there seems to be difficulty. It would also be advisable to seek help early if you are over 30 years, or if there are any indicators of infertility factors such as irregular or painful menstruation.

  • What is Secondary Infertility?

    This kind of infertility is experienced by parents who effortlessly got pregnant in the past. This struggle, called secondary infertility, accounts for nearly half of those who seek fertility treatment today.

    The causes of primary and secondary infertility are almost identical: that is, problems arise in either the female or the male reproductive system, or in both. In women, infertility is largely caused by ovulation disorders, endometriosis, tubal disease, and age. In men, the quantity and quality of sperm is affected by age, poor diet, lifestyle habits and chronic illnesses, such as diabetes and high blood pressure.

  • Can I Walk In without Prior Appointment?

    We strongly recommend that you make a prior appointment with our staff before visiting Health & Fertility Centre to ensure that a time slot is allocated for you.

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