Anti-Mullerian Hormone is a measure of the ovarian reserve. And what that means is it’s a way of understanding what the ovary is capable of and in terms of certainly IVF treatment and egg freezing, where we stimulate the ovary to try and induce the development of multiple eggs in the same month, the AMH can indicate how many eggs might be available for a given person.
Resources:When you should consider a Fertility Test & Treatment – A Complete GuideKnocked Up Podcast – The Egg Freezing Decision Making Process with Dr Michelle Peate and Sherine Sandhu

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As the Covid vaccine roll out is starting in Australia, we are kicking off this new season of Knocked Up explaining the vaccination advice for those planning a pregnancy, trying to conceive or undergoing assisted fertility treatment.
What is ANZREI and why do we look to them for advice here?Advice for women?Advice for men?Advice for donors?Should you delay treatment?What if you’re already pregnant?
Resources:Knocked Up Podcast – Infections to Avoid Whilst Pregnant or Trying to ConceiveANZSREI - Advice for COVID Vaccine and Fertility Treatments RANZCOG - COVID-19 Vaccination in Pregnant and Breastfeeding WomenAustralian Government - COVID-19 vaccination decision guide for women who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning pregnancy

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Dr Michelle Peate is the Program Leader for the Psychosocial Health and Wellbeing Research (emPoWeR) Unit, at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Melbourne. She is a behavioural scientist and her focus is on developing resources for to help improve the reproductive health experiences of women across a range of conditions and scenarios such as e fertility preservation decision-making in cancer, unmet needs in endometriosis, and managing menopause after cancer. Her work is internationally recognized - resulting in a number of awards, international invited presentations, and roles on clinical practice guideline committees. Today she is talking to us about the psychosocial impact of elective egg freezing.
Sherine Sandhu is a PhD student in the Psychosocial Health and Wellbeing Research (emPoWeR) Unit, at Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Melbourne. Her study focuses on understanding women’s experiences with egg-freezing, and finding out ways to better inform and support those who are deciding whether or not to freeze their eggs. This includes developing and evaluating an online educational tool which aims to help women making this decision.

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How do we know if we’re experiencing AUB? We start with the 3 key factors: what is the quantity, the average duration of menstruation and the frequency.
Read more here

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Guest: Dr Tzippi Ben-Harim

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We asked the Women's Health Melbourne reception team, what are their most frequently asked questions!
Seeking fertility treatment can be daunting, especially because you don't know what to expect. This episode is the ideal starting point for insight into how Dr Raelia optimises care for each patient.

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Ectopic pregnancies happen when a fertilised egg implants itself outside the womb, usually in one of the fallopian tubes.
Dr Raelia Lew talks us through how and why they happen, and how they are treated.
https://www.womenshealthmelbourne.com.au/knocked-up-podcast-raelia-lew-endometriosis-not-on-ultrasound/

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We speak with Dr Sarah Catford, Endocrinologist and Andrologist with a special interest in male fertility.
Sarah’s PhD is on the genetic basis and broader health implications of male infertility. A major part of her PhD is an NHMRC-funded study investigating the implications of male infertility on offspring health and fertility by clinically evaluating a cohort of ICSI-conceived young men of infertile fathers.
Sarah recommends The Healthy Male as a resource for all men.

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Guest: Dr Sarah Catford

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The number of women considering freezing their eggs has increased, and it may be due to the COVID-19 pandemic…
So, what is involved?

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As we come out of lockdown we discuss with Naturopath Georgia Borowski how we get our bodies back on track and into peak condition for conception and a healthy pregnancy.
Raelia helpfully talks us through how each stage of our menstrual cycle works and how this contributes to fertility.

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By far our most queried sexual concern is Vaginismus. In this special episode we turn to three specialists to discuss how they work to provide holistic treatment to ensure the best outcomes for their patients.
Chantelle Otten is an internationally acclaimed Psycho-Sexologist based in Melbourne. With her background in scientific research, sexual medicine, and counselling, Chantelle believes that sexuality and self-esteem are an integral part of life, which everyone is entitled to and that Good sexual health should always be enjoyable, pain free and without prejudice.
Dora Pandeloglou is a highly trained physiotherapist who specialises in women's health at all life stages. Dora uses a holistic and proactive treatment approach that combines hands on therapy, education and expertise for optimal client centred care.
Through our series The Sex Tapes we will be discussing a range of topics including the female orgasm, sexual concerns, sex for conception and sexual self-esteem through life stages.

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Guests: Chantelle Otten, Director of the Australian Institute of Sexology and Sexual MedicineDora Pandelogolou, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist working with Chantelle, @physio.with.doraFor more information about Chantelle you can visit her website - https://chantelleotten.com, instagram profile - https://www.instagram.com/chantelle_otten_sexologist/ and listen to her new podcast, Sexy Stories with Chantelle Otten - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/sexy-stories-with-chantelle-otten-sexologist/id1525478250
Whilst Dora is on maternity leave you can still get amazing healthcare at AISSM by emailing [email protected] or chantelleotten.com.

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