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What Can You Expect from a Fertility Consultation with Dr Rajkhowa at the UK Fertility Show

If your fertility journey feels unclear or overwhelming, this is where a real consultation can help you understand what comes next
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What Can You Expect from a Fertility Consultation with Dr Rajkhowa at the UK Fertility Show
Infertility affects more people than most realise. The World Health Organisation estimates that approximately one in six people globally experience infertility at some point in their reproductive lives, and in the United Kingdom, that figure translates to roughly 3.5 million people at any given time, according to NHS data.
Despite how common it is, access to clear, timely, and expert guidance remains one of the most significant obstacles couples face. Research published in Human Reproduction found that the psychological burden of infertility is comparable to that of a serious chronic illness, yet many people spend months, sometimes years, without ever sitting in front of a specialist who can genuinely make sense of their situation.
If that describes where you are right now, this matters: on 16th May 2026, that conversation is available to you, for free, face to face, with no waiting list and no referral required.

Why Getting a Proper Fertility Consultation in the UK is Not as Easy as it Should Be

For something so important, access to a proper fertility consultation in the UK remains surprisingly difficult for many people. Understanding why that matters helps explain what is at stake when a real opportunity to speak with a specialist comes up.
A fertility consultation in the UK through the NHS often comes only after a long waiting period. Couples are usually advised to try to conceive naturally for one to two years before a referral is considered, meaning many begin specialist care quite late.
In practice, this creates a few common challenges:
  • Long waiting periods before you can speak to a fertility specialist
  • Limited or unclear access to funded IVF, depending on where you live
  • High private consultation costs before treatment even begins
  • A lack of clear guidance in the early stages of trying to conceive
Research published in Human Reproduction highlights that the emotional impact of infertility can be comparable to that of a serious chronic condition, yet timely specialist access remains inconsistent.
A proper fertility consultation should mean sitting with someone who has the time to understand your case and explain it clearly, not a rushed appointment or general information. The barriers are real, but they are not fixed. Knowing what a meaningful consultation looks like and where to access one is often the first step towards moving forward.

Why Speaking to the Right Fertility Doctor Changes Everything

A fertility doctor brings a level of focused expertise that can make a meaningful difference in how your situation is understood and managed. With specialised training in reproductive medicine, they look at your case in a more complete and connected way:
  • Interpreting your reports in context, not in isolation, to understand what they mean for your chances of conception
  • Identifying any gaps in testing or evaluation that may be affecting clarity
  • Looking at both partners together to build a more accurate clinical picture
  • Explaining next steps based on your specific situation, rather than general guidance
According to NICE, fertility assessment should be carried out by clinicians with specialist training in reproductive medicine. The difference is not just in expertise but in the clarity you gain.
The right fertility doctor helps you understand what is possible for you, and that understanding shapes how you move forward.

What Actually Happens in an IVF Consultation and Is It the Right Step for You

An IVF consultation is often the conversation people feel unsure about, not because of what it involves, but because they do not yet know what to expect. In reality, it is a structured and informative discussion designed to help you understand your options.
The consultation begins with a review of your fertility history - previous tests, treatments, and the timeline of your journey so far. From there, the focus is on understanding your situation clearly and identifying what makes sense for you.

Meet our Fertility Specialist

Dr Madhurima Rajkhowa
IVF

Dr Madhurima Rajkhowa

Birmingham, UK

24+ years of experience

  • Consultant Gynaecologist & Subspecialist in Reproductive Medicine, UK
  • MD (Reproductive Medicine), MD (OBG), FRCOG
During an IVF consultation, your specialist will:
  • Review your medical history and existing reports in detail, identifying patterns, gaps, or factors that may be affecting your ability to conceive
  • Assess whether IVF is appropriate at this stage, or whether preparatory steps such as further investigations or hormonal support could improve outcomes first
  • Explain the IVF process step by step, including stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilisation, and transfer, so you understand what the pathway involves
  • Discuss success rates in the context of your age, diagnosis, and clinical profile, rather than relying on general averages
  • Answer practical questions around timelines, costs, number of cycles, and what happens if treatment does not go as expected
According to the HFEA, IVF outcomes vary significantly based on individual factors such as age and diagnosis, which is why personalised assessment is essential. An IVF consultation is not a commitment. It is a conversation, one that gives you the clarity to decide what feels right for you and what your next step should be.

Why the Right Fertility Specialist Changes Everything

There is a meaningful difference between receiving information about fertility and receiving guidance from a fertility specialist who understands your case specifically. One answers general questions. The other answers yours.
A fertility specialist brings focused clinical expertise in reproductive medicine, including ovarian reserve, sperm quality, hormonal balance, uterine health, and how these factors interact in your situation.
In practice, this changes the quality of guidance you receive:
  • Your results are interpreted in the context of your overall fertility picture, not as isolated reports
  • The combination of factors affecting your chances of conception is assessed together, rather than individually
  • Recommendations are based on your age, history, and clinical profile, not general pathways
  • Treatment options, including IVF, are considered at the right time and for the right reasons
According to NICE, early involvement of a specialist improves the identification of treatable causes and supports more appropriate use of fertility treatments. The value of speaking with a specialist early, before making treatment decisions, cannot be overstated. It is the difference between moving forward with clarity and moving forward on assumptions.
Dr Rima, a renowned fertility specialist with extensive experience in reproductive medicine, will be available at the UK Fertility Show on 16th May for direct, face-to-face consultations.

Meet Dr Rajkhowa and Get Personalised Fertility Guidance with TMTC

On 16th and 17th May 2026, TMTC will be at the UK Fertility Show in Upper West Hall, Olympia, London, with a team of UK and NHS-trained fertility specialists, offering free face-to-face consultations, on-the-spot report reviews, and personalised guidance, led by Dr Madhurima Rajkhowa, Consultant Gynaecologist and Subspecialist in Reproductive Medicine, UK.
With over 24 years of experience across leading NHS and private fertility centres in the United Kingdom, her work spans IVF, recurrent implantation failure, PCOS, and complex fertility cases, and she will help you understand your reports, assess your fertility health, and gain clarity on the most appropriate next steps for your situation.
Here is what a consultation for patients through TMTC looks like:
  • Free Consultations with Dr Rajkhowa, a Renowned Fertility Specialist - Access one of the most experienced specialists, with focused expertise in reproductive medicine
  • Expert Advice from Top Fertility Specialists - UK- and NHS-trained clinicians providing guidance aligned with recognised clinical standards
  • On-the-Spot Guidance for Your Case - Bring your reports and scans for immediate review and explanation, tailored to your situation
  • Personalised Fertility Feedback - Leave with a clear understanding of your fertility health and the most appropriate next steps
  • Limited Slots Available - Early registration is recommended to secure your consultation
A consultation for patients through TMTC is not a triage or a referral gateway. It is a complete, unhurried conversation, designed to give you real answers, a clear assessment, and a practical sense of what moving forward could look like for you.

How TMTC Supports Your Fertility Journey

For many patients in the United Kingdom, accessing timely fertility care can be as challenging as the condition itself. Waiting lists, delayed diagnoses, and high private treatment costs often slow down the process when clarity is most needed.
TMTC connects patients with UK- and NHS-trained fertility specialists and internationally accredited clinics, offering timely access to treatment without long delays and at significantly lower cost than comparable UK private care. Every stage of the journey is coordinated - from initial consultation to treatment and follow-up.
Your Journey with TMTC:
  • Initial Consultation - A fertility specialist reviews your history, reports, and concerns to guide your next steps
  • Personalised Treatment Plan - A plan is developed based on your specific fertility profile and goals
  • Pre-Treatment Coordination - Travel, documentation, and medical preparation are organised in advance
  • Arrival and On-Ground Support - You are received and supported throughout, without needing to manage logistics alone
  • Treatment - Care is delivered at NABH-accredited fertility centres under experienced specialists
  • Recovery and Aftercare - 24/7 medical support, personalised care, and structured follow-up during your stay
  • Return and Ongoing Support - Continued guidance and follow-up are managed after you return home
For patients seeking clarity, timely care, and a structured pathway, TMTC ensures continuity from consultation through treatment to aftercare, without unnecessary delays or uncertainty.

Taking the Next Step with Clarity

You may have been carrying questions for some time, about your results, your options, or simply what you should be doing next. Those questions do not need to remain unanswered.
A single, well-guided conversation can change how your situation feels. Not by offering quick answers, but by helping you understand where you stand and what your next step could look like.
At the UK Fertility Show on 16th May 2026, you will have the opportunity to speak directly with Dr Rima, a Renowned Fertility Specialist, who can review your case, interpret your reports, and help you understand what is most relevant for you.
The Medical Travel Company (TMTC) supports individuals by connecting them with specialists and coordinating structured treatment pathways, from initial consultation and personalised planning to treatment, aftercare, and follow-up, so that your journey is guided at every stage. TMTC will be there with expertise, care, and a genuine commitment to helping you move forward with clarity. You are welcome to come with your questions, your reports, and your partner.
Sources
  • NHS. (2023). Infertility - Overview. National Health Service, United Kingdom
  • World Health Organisation. (2023). Infertility Prevalence Estimates, 1990-2021. WHO Global Report
  • Boivin, J., Bunting, L., Collins, J.A., & Nygren, K.G. (2007). International estimates of infertility prevalence and treatment-seeking: potential need and demand for infertility medical care. Human Reproduction, 22(6), 1506-1512
  • NICE. (2013, updated 2017). Fertility problems: assessment and treatment. NICE Clinical Guideline CG156

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