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DuoFertility has an in-house team of highly qualified fertility experts, who are more than happy to answer any questions you might have about your fertility. Details of their experience and qualifications are below.

You can ask us any question you like - it could be about DuoFertility, your fertility or something general. You can also see a list of previously asked questions.

Please type your question below. One of our experts will send you an answer as soon as possible. If you would like to talk to one of our fertility experts, please call 01223 437001.

Free Fertility Expert Report

Anyone who buys DuoFertility is eligible for a free, personalised report on their cycles written by our team of fertility experts after four cycles of using the product. Many of our customers have used the information in this report to get a referral to consultants and receive an early diagnosis.

" The offer of a group of fertility experts’ advice seemed too good to be true. But when I became brave enough to ask a question the reply was so comprehensive I could have cried. All the questions you never get a chance to ask consultants were answered. I no longer felt I was alone and no longer that I was a pain for asking questions. This, my first reply, was worth the cost of the unit alone...All of a sudden I had something tangible to take to my GP ... DuoFertility was pivotal to getting me diagnosed with a fertility problem at all."
Alison, UK

Free guide to 'Taking Control of your Fertility'

The DuoFertility fertility experts have written a FREE guide to 'Taking Control Of Your Fertility' - it contains practical, impartial advice on how to maximise your chances of getting pregnant naturally with useful tips on how to monitor your ovulation and adjust your diet to boost your fertility. Click the link below to download the guide.

Guide to Taking Control of your Fertility

	Dr Oriane Chausiaux Dr Oriane Chausiaux has a PhD in Infertility from the University of Cambridge and has been researching infertility since 2001. The focus of her master’s degree was on andrology, and most of her research has been conducted on endocrinology-related infertility although she has also worked on the effects of distilbene on fertility. She was recently involved in a research project in Oxford, looking into the development of a potential contraceptive for men.
	Dr Lydia Ferguson Dr Lydia Ferguson has a degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Edinburgh and holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge. She specialises in the genetics of male fertility and has carried out extensive research on the Y chromosome, using mouse models representative of human infertility.
	Sharon Morris Sharon Morris has a degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Birmingham and is in the final year of her PhD at the University of Cambridge. She has conducted research into various aspects of fertility, and specialises in genetics.