NOTICE OF EARLY CLOSURE

We will be closed from 12:30pm on Friday, 7th August

If you are a current patient and have an Obstetric Emergency please call either the

Alana on call number (on your antenatal card) or the hospital you are booked in to:

Prince of Wales Private 9650 4444

Royal Hospital for Women 9382 6111

For all other medical emergencies please call 000 or present to your nearest hospital emergency department.

We reopen 8am on Monday, 10th August

(02) 9009 5255 CONTACT US

Can I become pregnant if I have endometriosis?

Yes. If you have trouble becoming pregnant and have known or suspected endometriosis then your Alana doctor will often suggest either conservative management (i.e. continue trying without intervention) or surgery.

Research suggests that removing endometriosis surgically improves the chances of becoming pregnant without any additional treatments (such as IVF).

No medication used for the treatment of endometriosis will help you become pregnant, and these medical treatments should not be used as they may prevent you from becoming pregnant.

Your doctor may suggest that you see a fertility specialist to discuss IVF or other treatments to become pregnant.