About Reproductive Medicine at Smita Memorial Hospital
Infertility has become one of the most common medical concerns today. At Smita Memorial Hospital the Reproductive Medicine team works towards one goal: giving couples excellent fertility treatment where modern technology meets expertise and compassion.
The hospital brings together the facilities fertility treatment needs — reproductive medicine and embryology, andrology, male and female sexual dysfunction care, gynaecological laparoscopic surgery, reproductive genetics, endocrinology, psychology and counselling — alongside trusted obstetric and neonatology services. SMHRC is now establishing a state-of-the-art IVF centre, a new milestone in bringing advanced fertility treatment closer to families.
Reproductive Medicine treatments & services
Fertility evaluation
Assessment of both partners to identify the cause of infertility.
Reproductive medicine & embryology
Specialist fertility treatment planning.
Andrology
Evaluation and treatment of male infertility.
Sexual dysfunction care
For both men and women.
Gynae laparoscopic surgery
For conditions such as endometriosis and tubal problems.
Endocrinology & genetics
Hormonal and reproductive genetic assessment.
Counselling
Psychological support throughout the fertility journey.
IVF centre
A state-of-the-art IVF centre is being established at SMHRC.
When should you see a specialist?
Consider booking a consultation if you notice any of the following. This is general guidance, not a diagnosis.
- You have been trying to conceive for a year without success (six months if the woman is over 35)
- Irregular or absent periods, or a diagnosis of PCOS
- Known endometriosis or blocked fallopian tubes
- Previous miscarriages
- Concerns about male fertility or a semen analysis report
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Reproductive Medicine — frequently asked questions
Is IVF available at Smita Memorial Hospital?
SMHRC is establishing a state-of-the-art IVF centre. Contact reception on 0486 235 0700 for the current status and for the fertility treatments available now.
Should both partners be evaluated?
Yes. Infertility can involve either or both partners, which is why the department includes andrology for male fertility alongside female reproductive care.
Is counselling part of fertility treatment?
Yes. Psychology and counselling services are part of the fertility programme, because emotional support matters throughout treatment.
When should a couple see a fertility specialist?
Generally after one year of regular unprotected intercourse without pregnancy, or after six months if the woman is over 35 — and sooner if there are known issues such as irregular periods or endometriosis.