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Episode Summary:
In this latest episode of the Conceive Baby Podcast, I speak with Dr. Haider Najjar about advanced fertility surgical options, specifically focusing on laparoscopic surgery. Dr. Najjar is a leading expert in single incision laparoscopic surgery, and provides his insights into the reasons surgery may be recommended for certain infertility challenges and the benefits it may provide. Dr Najjar outlines the surgical process, potential benefits, recovery times, and possible complications of laparoscopic interventions, offering valuable insights for those undergoing or considering surgical fertility options.
We also discuss the significant advancements in surgical techniques over the past decades and how these improvements have enhanced patient outcomes. Dr. Najjar shares his personal journey into fertility surgery, inspired by his sister's struggle with infertility, underscoring the empathy and dedication he brings to his practice.
With detailed explanations and professional advice, this episode will empower you with knowledge to make informed decisions about surgical options on your fertility journey
About the Guest:
Dr. Haider Najjar
Dr. Haider Najjar is a prominent fertility surgeon specialising in laparoscopic and single incision laparoscopic surgery. Known as a pioneer of these procedures in Australia and internationally, Dr. Najjar is esteemed for his work in improving fertility outcomes through minimal invasive surgery. With over a decade of experience as a principal fertility specialist at Melbourne IVF and co-founder of Create Fertility, Dr. Najjar focuses on tailored infertility care, particularly managing conditions such as endometriosis and fibroids. He's also a globally recognised speaker at prestigious medical conferences, including AGES Annual Scientific Meetings and AAGL Global Congress.
Key Takeaways:
Mentioned in this episode:
Top 10 Foods to Boost Fertility with Endometriosis
Endometriosis affects millions of women worldwide, 1 in 7 women in Australia, causing pain, infertility and emotional distress. Yet diagnosis can take an average of 7 years.
Episode Summary:
In this latest episode of the Conceive Baby Podcast, I speak with Dr. Haider Najjar about advanced fertility surgical options, specifically focusing on laparoscopic surgery. Dr. Najjar is a leading expert in single incision laparoscopic surgery, and provides his insights into the reasons surgery may be recommended for certain infertility challenges and the benefits it may provide. Dr Najjar outlines the surgical process, potential benefits, recovery times, and possible complications of laparoscopic interventions, offering valuable insights for those undergoing or considering surgical fertility options.
We also discuss the significant advancements in surgical techniques over the past decades and how these improvements have enhanced patient outcomes. Dr. Najjar shares his personal journey into fertility surgery, inspired by his sister's struggle with infertility, underscoring the empathy and dedication he brings to his practice.
With detailed explanations and professional advice, this episode will empower you with knowledge to make informed decisions about surgical options on your fertility journey
About the Guest:
Dr. Haider Najjar
Dr. Haider Najjar is a prominent fertility surgeon specialising in laparoscopic and single incision laparoscopic surgery. Known as a pioneer of these procedures in Australia and internationally, Dr. Najjar is esteemed for his work in improving fertility outcomes through minimal invasive surgery. With over a decade of experience as a principal fertility specialist at Melbourne IVF and co-founder of Create Fertility, Dr. Najjar focuses on tailored infertility care, particularly managing conditions such as endometriosis and fibroids. He's also a globally recognised speaker at prestigious medical conferences, including AGES Annual Scientific Meetings and AAGL Global Congress.
Key Takeaways:
Mentioned in this episode:
Top 10 Foods to Boost Fertility with Endometriosis
Endometriosis affects millions of women worldwide, 1 in 7 women in Australia, causing pain, infertility and emotional distress. Yet diagnosis can take an average of 7 years.
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