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Ten ways to make a baby

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There are a number of ways to assist conception, if you are concerned about getting pregnant. Here's the low-down on the myriad treatments available and a simple guide to what they mean

1. Fertilisation first; womb later with IVF

2. Ovulation assistance with clomid

4. Ovaries stimulated into action with IUI

4. Donor eggs and your partner's sperm

5. Fertilisation on the move with GIFT

6. Using a sperm donor with DI

7. Sperm injected into the egg by ICSI

8. Cells grow first with blastoclast transfer

9. Natural sex and family planning

10. Learning to read your cycle

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