In this episode, we dive into the common confusion between Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs). What are the symptoms that overlap? How can you tell the difference? Why does it matter? Join us as we break down the causes, signs, treatments, and myths surrounding these two conditions—with real talk, expert insights, and a touch of humor. If you’ve ever wondered whether that burning sensation means a UTI or something more, this episode is for you. 

Is it a UTI or an STI—or something else entirely?

In this episode, we unpack the often-overlooked confusion between Urinary Tract Infections and Sexually Transmitted Infections. With overlapping symptoms like burning, itching, unusual discharge, and frequent urination, it’s no wonder so many people misdiagnose themselves—or worse, delay getting proper treatment out of fear or embarrassment.

We explore:

• What causes UTIs and STIs, and how they’re actually very different
• Why symptoms can look and feel the same at first
• How to recognize red flags that signal it’s time to see a doctor
• The dangers of self-diagnosis and self-medication
• The emotional toll of not knowing what’s happening to your body

Whether you're sexually active, celibate, or somewhere in between, this episode is packed with honest talk, helpful tips, and a much-needed dose of clarity. Join us as we break down the myths, reduce the shame, and help you get informed and empowered—because your health isn’t a guessing game.

In this episode, we dive into the quiet ache that comes with growing up — the kind no one really prepares us for.

Remember those high school promises? The “we’ll never lose touch,” the “forever” kind of friendships? Somewhere along the way, life started moving too fast. We blinked — and suddenly, we were in different cities, chasing different dreams, slowly disappearing from the people we swore we’d always be close to.

This episode is a reflection on how life quietly shifts — how we outgrow friendships without meaning to, how memories start to feel like strangers, and how adulthood shows up without a warning.

It’s about the people we lost, the versions of ourselves we left behind, and the unexpected turns life takes — treating each of us differently. Some of us got married, some stayed behind, some flew, some fell. And somehow… we all changed.

So tonight, let’s pause and remember. Let’s talk about the ones we miss, the memories we can’t let go of, and the reality of growing up in a world that never stops moving.

Because sometimes, just talking about it is the closure we didn’t know we needed.

 You meet someone new. The conversations are easy, the vibe feels right, and for a moment, it seems like something meaningful might be unfolding. Then—without warning—they're gone. No explanation, no farewell, no closure. Just silence. In this episode, we’re diving deep into the emotional confusion and quiet hurt that comes with being ghosted. Why do people disappear without a word? What does it leave behind in the hearts of those left wondering? Join us as we explore the psychology behind sudden disconnections, how to process the void they leave, and how to move forward when you never got the “why.” 

🎙️ Podcast Episode Summary
Title: “Who’s Responsible for the Baby’s Gender… and for Twins?”

In this episode, we break down two of the most common — and misunderstood — questions around pregnancy:

Who determines the baby’s sex?
👉🏽 Answer: The man.
The woman’s egg always carries an X chromosome, while the man’s sperm carries either an X or a Y.

• If the sperm has an X → it’s a girl (XX).
• If the sperm has a Y → it’s a boy (XY).
  So, the father’s sperm decides the baby’s sex, not the mother.

Who’s responsible for twins?
That depends on the type of twins:

• Identical twins (monozygotic) happen randomly — one fertilized egg splits into two. No one causes it.
• Fraternal twins (dizygotic) occur when the woman releases two eggs during ovulation. This can be hereditary on the mother’s side. So, fraternal twins often run in the family — but it’s all on the mother’s body, not the father’s.

💡 Final takeaway:

• Men determine the sex of the baby.
• Women’s bodies are responsible for fraternal twins, and identical twins are nature’s surprise.

In a world where over-the-counter access and online drug advice are just a click away, self-medication has become a silent epidemic. But what are the risks we often overlook?

From the dangers of drug resistance and delayed diagnoses to drug interactions and the misuse of antibiotics, we explore the real consequences that go far beyond the medicine cabinet.

Whether you're a healthcare worker, caregiver, or someone who's ever popped a painkiller without a second thought — this episode is for you. It's time to rethink the "harmless" habit of treating ourselve

Where every contraction has a story—and every mother’s journey matters.

Welcome to Stages of Labor—a podcast that brings you honest, informative, and empowering conversations about childbirth. Whether you're an expecting parent, a healthcare provider, or just curious about how labor actually unfolds, this show breaks it all down with compassion and clarity.

From early signs to active labor, delivery to recovery—we cover it all. Join [Your Name], alongside expert midwives, nurses, doulas, and real parents as we explore what really happens during each stage of labor, the emotions behind it, and how to navigate it with confidence.

No fluff. No fear. Just real talk about the most powerful thing a body can do.