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Transgender Fertility Care
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Fertility treatment in Ireland has traditionally been a space that has not been open to people who aren’t cis-gendered. While there have been many advances in recent years, with same-sex couples and single women undergoing treatment becoming commonplace, there is still a huge amount of uncertainty for transgender and non-binary people wishing to undergo fertility preservation or treatment. At Thérapie Fertility, we believe that fertility preservation or treatment is something that should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their gender identity.
Understanding more about transgender fertility care
with our Medical Director Dr. John Kennedy
Who is transgender fertility care suitable for?
Fertility preservation and/or treatment has traditionally been a taboo subject for the transgender community. We believe that all transgender people should have information about their fertility and the opportunity to preserve their fertility prior to transitioning. Transitioning is an important step for most trans people; however, it usually has implications for fertility.
The first step for anyone considering their future fertility is testing, which may include hormone blood tests, and an ultrasound or semen analysis, as appropriate. Once these results are available, they will be made available to you on your portal. At your follow up medical consultation, your fertility consultant can explain what it all means and will discuss with you what the right next step for you might be.

We believe that all transgender people should have information about their fertility and the opportunity to preserve their fertility prior to transitioning, if this is something they want. Transitioning is an important step for most trans people; however, it usually has implications for fertility.
What fertility options do I have as a transgender person?
Fertility preservation is open to transgender and non-binary people in the same way as it is to cis-gendered people. There can however, be much more nuanced reasons for preserving fertility prior to medical transitioning or hormone therapy treatment. If a patient chooses to freeze their eggs or sperm, these can then be used in the future in an IVF or ICSI cycle.
- Transgender male patients or non-binary people assigned female at birth can choose to undergo testing and fertility options available to people with eggs and/or a uterus
- Transgender female patients or non-binary people assigned male at birth can choose to undergo testing and fertility options available to people producing sperm.
Why choose Thérapie Fertility for transgender fertility care?
Undergoing fertility testing, preservation or treatment as a transgender or non-binary person in Ireland is not only about the process itself. It is also about understanding why it may be needed, knowing what to expect on the day, and feeling supported, whatever the outcome. From consultation to testing, treatment planning to recovery and follow-up, our team is here to guide you with honesty, sensitivity and expertise.
- Affordable treatment with clear, upfront pricing
- Accessible care with no waiting lists
- Evidence-based treatment with no unnecessary add-ons
- Expert team with experience in caring for trans patients
- Clear guidance and support on your fertility journey
- Assistance with future fertility planning
Your Transgender Fertility Care questions answered.
Your transgender fertility care questions answered.
See other FAQ topicsTransitioning is an important step for most trans people; however, it usually has implications for fertility. Certain hormone therapies and surgeries have the potential to impact your ability to use your own sperm or eggs in the future to have a baby. We believe that all transgender people should have information about their fertility and the opportunity to preserve their fertility prior to transitioning.
In general, transgender male patients or a non-binary person assigned female at birth can choose to undergo testing available to people with eggs and/or a uterus. Transgender female patients or a non-binary person assigned male at birth can choose to undergo testing available to people with producing sperm. You can explore further treatment options with your treating doctor at your medical consultation.
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