Health and Social Care Minister Kate Beecroft says fertility treatment provided by the government is under review.
This week, she faced questions in the House of Keys from North Douglas MHK David Ashford about the system.
Mrs Beecroft said the current rules were set in 2010, and last year stayed within its budget after years of overspending.
And she added the Clinical Recommendations Committee is looking into current policy before funding for the service is reviewed.
Commissioners appeal to public after grit and leaves dumped on track
Marown Commissioners are appealing to the public after a large pile of grit and leaves was dumped on the cycle track by the football field.
How many 18 to 21 year olds have been out of work?
How many 18 to 21 year olds were out of a job or education over the past three years?
Chance to have your say about planned sewage works
There's a chance to air your views about Laxey and Lonan's proposed new sewage works next week.
Around 91 new urban homes being created within a year, says minister
Around 91 new homes are being created in urban areas in a year, according to the Cabinet Office minister.
Sex offender anonymity laws to come under spotlight in Tynwald next week
Laws giving alleged sex offenders anonymity will be under the spotlight in Tynwald next week.
Number of clinical negligence claims faced by Manx Care disclosed
Health Minister Claire Christian says Manx Care has faced 25 clinical negligence claims since it was set up five years ago.
How much does failed TT merch company still owe government?
How much does a TT merchandise company still owe the government after it collapsed?
Talk next week asks how stargazing could bring business to Manx farms
Could the Island's clear skies and low light pollution bring more business to farms?
