Many women look for calm, gentle movement during IVF or IUI. Yoga during fertility treatment is about relaxation, breathing and light movement, not strong exercise, and it should always follow your fertility clinic's instructions. It is a supportive practice, not a treatment, and it cannot improve or guarantee the outcome of IVF or IUI. Our live online sessions offer gentle, low-intensity practice adapted to your stage of treatment. Please tell your instructor about your cycle stage and share your clinic's advice before you begin.
Gentle yoga is suitable for many women, but it depends on your clinic's advice and your stage of treatment. Check with your fertility specialist before you begin or continue.
We cannot promise that. Yoga may help you feel calmer and more supported during a stressful time, but it has not been shown to guarantee success and should never replace medical treatment.
Yoga during fertility treatment is a supportive practice, not a treatment, and it cannot improve or guarantee the outcome of IVF or IUI. Always follow your fertility clinic's instructions.
Clinics often advise avoiding strong twists, inversions, high-impact or intense exercise and anything that strains the abdomen during stimulation and after egg retrieval or embryo transfer. Always follow your own clinic's instructions.
Gentle yoga is suitable for many women, but it depends on your clinic's advice and your stage of treatment. Check with your fertility specialist before you begin or continue.
We cannot promise that. Yoga may help you feel calmer and more supported during a stressful time, but it has not been shown to guarantee success and should never replace medical treatment.
We ask about your cycle stage and your clinic's advice, then offer low-intensity movement, breathing and relaxation, with options to rest. Your instructor sees you live and can lighten the session at any time.
Clinics often advise avoiding strong twists, inversions, high-impact or intense exercise and anything that strains the abdomen during stimulation and after egg retrieval or embryo transfer. Always follow your own clinic's instructions, as they differ.
Ask your clinic first. Many women choose only rest, slow breathing and relaxation for the period their clinic advises. Do not start new exercise without their approval.
Slow breathing and relaxation can help you feel calmer during the waiting periods, but they do not replace emotional support or counselling. Seek help if anxiety is constant or affects your daily life.
Yes. Mention it at your appointments, especially around stimulation, retrieval and transfer. Your instructor will adapt the session to their advice.
Call them urgently for severe abdominal pain or bloating, rapid weight gain, breathlessness, heavy bleeding, fever, or dizziness or fainting, as these can need prompt medical assessment. Stop yoga and follow your clinic's instructions.
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