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Professor Nelson sees IVF patients at Oxford Medical Kuwait, Bneid Al Qar, Kuwait City — including complex IVF, repeated IVF failure, low ovarian reserve, and second opinions.
Sun–Thu 09:00–21:00 · Sat 13:00–21:00 · Fri by appointment
Muirhead Professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at the University of Glasgow and Medical Director at Oxford Medical Kuwait. Thirty-nine thousand research citations and an h-index in the top one percent worldwide. Guidelines from the HFEA, NICE and ESHRE draw on his work.
Consultations in English and Khaleeji Arabic. Based across Glasgow and Kuwait City.
A consultant fertility specialist with a particular interest in complex IVF, repeated IVF failure, poor ovarian reserve, and second opinions. Every clinical decision is grounded in the same research he helps lead.
AMH, antral follicle count, semen analysis to WHO 6th edition, tubal patency, uterine cavity assessment. A complete workup in one visit where possible.
Stimulation protocols matched to ovarian reserve and individual response. Frozen-only cycles when the evidence favours them.
Co-authored the externally validated AMH nomogram used to counsel couples on realistic expectations for stimulation and outcome, including protocols for women with diminished ovarian reserve.
PGT-A for chromosomal screening and PGT-M for specific inherited conditions, interpreted alongside the couple, not handed down.
Systematic re-assessment after unsuccessful cycles — endometrium, sperm factor, embryo genetics and implantation window. No generic protocols.
Cycles complicated by low response, previous cancellation, endometriosis, fibroids, or medical conditions that need obstetric input alongside fertility treatment.
A structured review of previous cycles, stimulation protocols, embryology records and test results — before deciding whether, and how, to try again.
Obstetric care for complex pregnancies following IVF, including women with prior miscarriage, diabetes, or thyroid disease.
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Yes. Professor Scott Nelson sees IVF patients at Oxford Medical Kuwait in Bneid Al Qar, Kuwait City, where he is Medical Director. He offers private fertility, obstetric and gynaecology consultations, including IVF consultations and second opinions.
Book through Oxford Medical Kuwait by WhatsApp or phone on +965 6620 2241. The clinic is at Building 20, Mohamed Rafie Marafie Street, Bneid Al Qar, Kuwait City. Opening hours are Sunday to Thursday 09:00–21:00, Saturday 13:00–21:00, and Friday by appointment.
At Oxford Medical Kuwait, Building 20, Mohamed Rafie Marafie Street, Bneid Al Qar, Kuwait City. He also holds the Muirhead Chair of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at the University of Glasgow and works at the Glasgow Royal Fertility Clinic in the UK.
Yes. Second opinions are a particular focus of Professor Nelson's practice at Oxford Medical Kuwait — a structured review of previous cycles, stimulation protocols, embryology records and test results before deciding on next steps.
Complex IVF, recurrent implantation failure and repeated unsuccessful IVF cycles, low ovarian reserve and low AMH, preimplantation genetic testing (PGT-A and PGT-M), fertility diagnostics, and obstetric care for pregnancies after IVF.
Consultations at Oxford Medical Kuwait are offered in English and Khaleeji Arabic.
Yes. He holds full registration on the GMC Specialist Register in the UK, is Muirhead Professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at the University of Glasgow, and is a Scientific Advisor to the UK fertility regulator, the HFEA.
Professor Nelson sees IVF patients at Oxford Medical Kuwait, Kuwait City. Private fertility, obstetric and gynaecology consultations. 30-minute first visits. Consultations in English and Khaleeji Arabic.