Do you think the NHS should be paying for more IVF treatment or that couples should pay for it themselves? i think the NHS should pay for this, it's not like it is our fault we can't have children easily and what happens if we can't afford it are we

the risks of child deformity and therefore good for the NHS in the longrun as it will spend less on healthcare for the up and coming population. I'm a smoker but the minute I got my bfp with my 3 children I quit instantly. Maybe I'm being naive but I believe

Hi, All. I've recently found out that Im expecting my first sometime this November and am finding the NHS severly lacking in assistance! I have PCOS and have been trying for a LONG time for a baby so Im naturally very worried and sceptical. Its

nurse too. I returned to work last june after 6 months of mat leave,only because I had started the job I am in 4 months before going on mat leave and despite 2 years of NHS service prior to starting the job I am in. I was told by the RCN that would

problems in this pregnancy and in others but i read that the NHS don't normally tests for it??? does anyone know anything more about it? or if i can get the test done on nhs or anything like that???? it really worrying me and was just wondering what other

"However, the NHS currently doesn’t routinely test for GBS during pregnancy. This is because it’s a transient infection, which means you can be positive one week and negative the next."The evidence shows that a woman's GBS carriage status is likely

and postnatal periods and the care was top notch and not ruinously expensive. If these women are forced out of the market everyone will suffer because the NHS will be under even more pressure and there will be no-one out there practising the traditional art

dont know what to do in order to see the dentist. should i see my GP to give me an appointment or should i go to any nhs dental centre?please help me with an answer to this question.kind regardslily If you just book yourself an appt at any NHS dental