Today’s episode explores the critical role of a healthy uterine and vaginal microbiome when preparing for pregnancy and trying to conceive (TTC). Despite mounting evidence linking microbiome balance to improved fertility, successful implantation, and better pregnancy outcomes, most OB/GYN offices still overlook routine testing and proactive care in this area. I dive into how conditions like chronic endometritis and Ureaplasma infection can silently undermine your fertility, often going undetected in standard evaluations and contributing to unexplained infertility or recurrent pregnancy loss. I’ll then share how advanced microbiome testing paired with a functional treatment protocol in my practice can finally provide answers and targeted solutions for a healthy pregnancy.

Episode Highlights:

• The difference between the vaginal and uterine microbiome, and why both matter for reproductive success
• How chronic endometritis and ureaplasma infections can silently sabotage your fertility, even when you have no symptoms
• Why standard doctor’s visits and routine tests often miss these underlying issues
• How advanced microbiome testing along with holistic fertility protocols can finally give you answers and a clear path forward
• The importance of biofilm disruptors and supporting microbiome before, during and after treatment matters for preventing recurrent infection

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