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Reproductive genetics | By Telehealth across AustraliaIVF and PGT
The GuidesFour guides for people planning a family and the doctors who look after them. They start with whether IVF with embryo testing is right for you, follow each consultation through to pregnancy, and cover the genetic side of infertility and recurrent miscarriage. Each one is interactive, cites its sources, and stores nothing.
For couples deciding whether embryo testing fits. Which type of PGT applies, how many embryos to expect, and each step from the first review to pregnancy.
The four consultations in full: the first review, the IVF plan, the embryo results and transfer, and pregnancy after embryo testing.
Which genetic tests apply to a couple who have been trying to conceive: karyotype, Y microdeletion and CFTR for him, ovarian insufficiency and fragile X for her.
After two or more miscarriages: what to investigate, what is not worth testing, when chromosome testing helps, and the plan for the next pregnancy.
How It Works-
From your GP specialist, fertility specialist or obstetrician. Bring any genetic reports, carrier screening and semen analysis results.
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We go through your history and both families, explain every option, and confirm whether embryo testing fits, by telehealth from anywhere in Australia.
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For a single-gene condition or a chromosome rearrangement, the embryo test is designed for your family before IVF starts. We arrange the DNA samples and keep you informed.
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Dr. Hardy can look after your IVF treatment himself, or work alongside your own IVF specialist, wherever you are being treated.
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We go through every embryo result with you, plan the transfer, and follow you into pregnancy, including prenatal testing if you want it.