22 Apr 2025 - Service Adjustment of FPAHK Yuen Long Birth Control Clinic (G/F) and Yuen Long FPAHK Anita Mui Health Centre (1/F) from 12 May 2025 (Monday)
31 Dec 2024 - Opening Hours of FPA Birth Control Clinics from January to December, 2025
14 Nov 2024 - The Association is NOT the service provider of FREE HPV Vaccination Catch-up Programme launched by The Department of Health for eligible female Hong Kong residents born between 2004 and 2008.
Subfertility
Service Content
The FPAHK Subfertility Service helps couples who have difficulty in childbearing by providing clinical assessment, investigation and appropriate treatment. Depending on individual case, couples suitable for "Artificial Insemination by Husband" (AIH) will be offered AIH treatment, which entails stimulation of ovulation by oral drug followed by intrauterine insemination. Others may be referred to the gynaecological clinic or the male infertility clinic at public or private hospitals for further investigations.
First consultation coverage:
- Clinical assessments
- Taking personal and family medical history
- Measuring body weight, blood pressure and pulse rate
- Examination of thyroid, chest, breast and abdomen
- Examination of pelvis and external genitalia
- Urine Analysis: checking urine for glucose and urine protein
Please watch the videos of "Conception and Subfertility":
| 1. What is Subfertility | 2. Diagnosing Subfertility |
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| 3. Treating Subfertility | 4. Preparing for Treatment |
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Information on Human Reproductive Technology
For information, please refer to the website of the "Council on Human Reproductive Technology".
For information of Licensed centres, please refer to here.
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Shingrix Zoster Vaccine
According to the recommendations of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, regardless of whether you have had chickenpox before, people aged 50 or above / people aged 18 or above who have weakened immune systems or are at higher risk for shingles can consider to receive Shingrix Zoster Vaccine. Vaccination can protect against shingles and postherpetic neuralgia induced by shingles, and reduce related complications. As for whether or not to get vaccinated, please seek doctor’s advice first. |
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