Fertility Center in Berlin

Endocrinologist Dr Matthias Bloechle MD is an experienced specialist in reproductive medicine and gynaecological endocrinology. He is co-owner of the Kinderwunschzentrum (fertility center) at the Gedächtniskirche (memorial church) in Berlin. Dr Bloechle and his team inform and advise patients about the options for clarifying male and female fertility as well as treatment methods in case of fertility problems.

Detailed Diagnostics of Men and Women With Fertility Problems

Thanks to the ever-increasing scientific knowledge and medical possibilities, many couples with fertility problems can now be helped. Because the reasons can vary greatly and can be traced to both the man and the woman, Dr Bloechle specialises in supervising and accompanying the couple as a whole.

Each pair is first thoroughly examined by Dr Bloechle and his colleagues. Among other things, this entails an exact cycle analysis and gynaecological examination of  women and sperm examination of men.

A Holistic and Trusting Relationship Along the Way to a Planned Child

Dr Bloechle and his team determine the female and male fertility and are always available to discuss current treatment options. There are various therapeutic approaches to support couples along the way to having their own child.

There are medical options (e.g. positively influencing the female hormones) as well as alternative techniques (e.g. acupuncture). Dr Bloechle and his team of fertility specialists will be happy to help you. Your wishes will be treated confidentially. His team includes a specialist in psychosomatic medicine that will accompany the couple in this emotionally demanding life situation.

Highly-Experienced Fertility Center in Berlin

Thanks to in vitro fertilisation, which was established in 1978, it is now possible to help childless couples have their own child. Through intensive hormonal pre-treatment, the ovaries of the woman are stimulated to promote the growth of several ovules. The egg cells can then be removed with a fine needle through the vaginal wall under mild anaesthesia. These eggs cells are combined with approximately 100,000 sperm to enable artificial insemination in a test tube (in vitro). After only 24 h in an incubator, possible fertilisations are visible. The fertilised embryos are placed in the uterine cavity 2-3 days after the eggs were removed (embryo transfer).

Dr Bloechle has many years of experience in gynaecological endocrinology and reproductive medicine and is a trustworthy point of contact for couples with fertility problems in Berlin.

Dr Bloechle and his team introduced pre-implantation diagnostics in Germany and were the first working group in Germany to achieve the birth of a healthy child after using this method.

More information about Dr Bloechle can be found at his website.