Dr Gorgy speaks to Harpers Bazaar about egg freezing, embryo freezing, and the differences between these two fertility procedures.

A recent teaser for new show The Kardashians has viewers questioning whether IVF and early menopause are linked. Dr Gorgy speaks to the Evening Standard to put the minds of mums-to-be at ease.

Sex after giving birth is different for everyone, and there’s no rule for when you can do it again. But if you’re anxious about it, read this helpful advice from Dr Eskander on Red.

Following a comment by Kim Kardashian about how IVF treatment brought on early menopause, Dr Gorgy speaks to Hello! magazine to get the facts straight.

WIRED magazine speaks to Dr Gorgy about the age at which you should freeze your eggs in this article that explores employers supporting staff that wish to freeze their eggs.

Egg freezing is on the rise, and as one of the fastest-growing fertility treatments, more and more women are curious about what is actually involved. This journalist has her eggs frozen at The Fertility & Gynaecology Academy and recounts her experience.

This Cosmopolitan writer details her egg freezing journey at The Fertility & Gynaecology Academy as it happens to give you an honest, unbiased account of what the experience is really like. She talks fertility anxiety, first injections and the cost of egg freezing.

Journalist Amerley Ollennu, visited Dr Gorgy for a full fertility MOT. In her article, she explains what the process is like, and discusses the things to consider beforehand.

Many women are suffering discrimination in the workplace as a result of undergoing fertility treatments like IVF. This article delves into the subject, and Dr Gorgy weighs in, following revelations that some women have been fired for having time off for IVF.

Dr Gorgy talks through the exciting advances taking place in fertility, and the possibilities that lie ahead – especially for those who are looking to preserve their fertility with treatments such as egg freezing.

Following a comment by Kim Kardashian about how IVF treatment brought on early menopause, Dr Gorgy speaks to Hello! magazine to get the facts straight.

Seemingly whispered almost daily – a popular question among young women is “should I get my eggs counted?” Dr Gorgy explains to The Guardian that the answer is most definitely “yes”. This snapshot into a woman’s fertility can only bring greater knowledge and understanding of what is happening, and what to expect.

Dr Gorgy comments on the ‘new solo mum’, explaining that increasing availability of fertility treatment is providing ample opportunity for women.

If you are looking to become pregnant, there are a few simple life changes you can make to help boost your fertility. In a Good Housekeeping article, journalists turned to Dr Gorgy for some tips and proven advice to up their chances.