Fertility Education

Send us a text Hypoestrogenism refers to lower than normal levels of estrogen in our body. This is a normal physiologic response in postmenopausal women but is a concerning find in women trying to conceive. Although less common than low progesterone, hypoestrogenism requires proper diagnosis and treatment to prevent long-term health consequences. _______________ In this difficult time of COVID-19, We understand how frustrating it gets while dealing with infertility. Please don't stress your...

Send us a text Oestrogen is a female sex hormone that has many roles in the body, from controlling puberty to strengthening bones. Having too much or too little oestrogen can cause a range of different medical conditions. Listen to the episode and know about the cause and treatment options of oestrogen dominance. _______________ In this difficult time of COVID-19, We understand how frustrating it gets while dealing with infertility. Please don't stress yourself, just take care, stay at home...

Send us a text If you're a woman who is in the creative role then this podcast is just right for you. The biological experience of being a woman with its cyclical nature has long been an influence on female artists. However, it seems that a woman’s creative strengths and abilities could vary greatly depending on her menstrual cycle. According to a number of female creatives, the differing emotions during the course of their menstrual cycle affect the direction that their work takes. This coul...

Send us a text Menstruation is good for a woman’s physical and emotional health. The benefits of having a period are especially good when your hormones are stable and your cycle is regular. Unfortunately, most women have irregular periods at least once or twice in their lives. But even if your menstrual cycle is unpredictable, you are still benefiting from having a period. Listen to the episode and learn more about the great benefits of having periods. _______________ In this difficult ti...

Send us a text Have you ever noticed that, along with your energy and mood, your libido changes throughout your menstrual cycle? I’d always assumed that fluctuations in a person’s sex drive are due to external influences exhaustion stemming from an over-scheduled lifestyle, for example, or fighting with your partner. But that's not the case. “physiological, psychological, and hormonal changes” impacting why you might be feeling more or less turned on at any given time in your mens...