The inability to give birth to a child when desired is a painful, stressful life experience. Think about all the couples you know who struggled with having kids after they got married.
Reflect on the kind of torment they are going through mentally, think about how hard it is for them to see other couples conceiving and raising families while they struggle to do the same.
This week, in recognition of the 2018 National Infertility Awareness Week (22nd to 28th April) Nordica Fertility Centre will be offering free events, free fertility consultation and educational information to fertility challenged couples.
“Infertility is an isolating and painful condition” explains Dr. Abayomi Ajayi of Nordica. “We believe that by joining the rest of the world to mark the National Infertility Awareness Week, the Nigerian public can learn more about this disease and how to support others that are trying to overcome this challenge”.
“While the journey to a parenthood may not always be as easy as we hoped, it is important to get the support you need from your doctor, friend, family and others who have been there. Don’t give up on your dream, you are not alone.”
About National Infertility Awareness Week
The National Infertility Awareness Week is a week set aside globally to create awareness about infertility and other fertility-related issues.
How to participate
Schedule your free consultation/ counselling by calling 0702 627 7855 or emailing info@nordicalagos.org
About Nordica
Nordica Fertility Center (Lagos, Abuja and Asaba) was established by renowned fertility expert, Dr Abayomi Ajayi, in association with Nordica International, Denmark, to provide the latest and most advanced assisted reproductive services for treatment of male and female infertility and related issues.
Over the years, we’ve helped hundreds of couples to overcome their fertility challenges; many of whom had previously almost given up hope of having their own babies.
Since its establishment in 2003, Nordica Fertility Centre has become a national destination for patients seeking fertility care.
