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The Fertility, Hormones, and Health Podcast with Dr. Natalie Crawford Navigating your hormones shouldn’t feel like guesswork. Hosted by double board-certified fertility physician Dr. Natalie Crawford, this podcast cuts through the noise to bring you science-backed insights on fertility, hormone health, and reproductive wellness without the overwhelm. Whether you're trying to conceive, managing a d... more

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Latest Episodes

Your period has disappeared, but pregnancy and menopause are not the reason. Could stress, underfueling, or exercise be disrupting your brain-ovary connection, and what does your body need before your cycle can recover?

In this episode of the As a W... more

How do you know when to continue the same fertility treatment and when it is time to change course?

In this episode of the As a Woman podcast, fertility doctor Natalie Crawford, MD, answers your questions about failed IVF transfers, IUI, embryo bank... more

Your periods are still regular and your labs may even look “normal.” So why aren’t you sleeping? Why has your mood changed? And why do you suddenly feel like a different version of yourself?

In this episode of the As a Woman podcast, Dr. Natalie Cra... more

Your eggs begin developing months before ovulation. So what can you actually do during that window to improve your egg quality?

In this episode of the As a Woman podcast, reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Natalie Crawford explains the 60-to-90-day pr... more

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Recent Guests

Alicia Robbins
Board-certified OB/GYN; Menopause Society practitioner; founder of The Elm
The Elm
Episode: Perimenopause Symptoms: The Early Signs You May Not Recognize with Dr. Alicia Robbins
Kelly Casperson
Board-certified urologist, author of You Are Not Broken and The Menopause Moment
You Are Not Broken / The Menopause Moment
Episode: Will You Ever Want Sex Again? Low Libido, Hormones & Desire with Dr. Kelly Casperson
Dr. Fran Haydanek
Board-certified OB-GYN, residency faculty, social media educator on women's health
Independent physician (social media presence)
Episode: The Biggest Birth Control Myths (and What's Actually True) with Dr. Fran Haydanek
Dr. Amanda Horton
Double Board Certified Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist and Perinatologist
UNC; MFM fellowships
Episode: What Pregnancy Reveals About Your Hormonal Future with Dr. Amanda Horton
Ari Brown
Board-certified pediatrician; author of Baby 411; founder of Pediatrics 401
Pediatrics 401 / Baby 411
Episode: What Nobody Tells You About Bringing Home a Newborn with Dr. Ari Brown
Emily Whitlock
Guest on Fertility Q&A episode
Episode: Fertility Q&A: PMOS (Formerly PCOS), Endometriosis, IUI vs IVF & More
Dr. Sangeetha Kaluri
Board-certified fellowship-trained breast surgeon, founder of Wildflower Breast Center
Wildflower Breast Center
Episode: The Rise of Breast Cancer in Young Women with Dr. Sangeetha Kolluri
Brooke Taylor
transformational career coach, speaker, former Google Marketing Lead
Brook Taylor Coaching / The Success Wound
Episode: Can You Have It All? Ambition, Identity, and the Fertility Timeline with Brooke Taylor
Dr. Pooja Lakshman
Board-certified psychiatrist focusing on burnout, boundaries, and women's health
Real Self Care / author of Real Self-Care
Episode: The Mental Load of Trying to Conceive and Infertility | Dr. Pooja Lakshmin

Host

Dr. Natalie Crawford
Host of the show; fertility physician and double board-certified clinician focusing on fertility, hormones, and reproductive health.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.7k ratings
  • Amazing fertility resource!

    Love all of Dr. Natalie’s advice, she helped me get pregnant!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nicole Doran
    United Statesa month ago
  • She’s such a gift

    Title! I’ve learned so much and she’s been a calming presence with a wealth of knowledge. She’s been so helpful with conception tips and miscarriage management.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KennyLen0139
    United States2 months ago
  • This pod changed my life

    I heard Dr. Natalie on another pod and her knowledge about hormones changed my life! I’ve been deep diving into this podcast and have learned so much valuable information that providers have not been able to give me. Highly recommend, esp if your hormone health is unique and misunderstood.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    notaboringkaren
    United States2 months ago
  • Amazing!

    The most comprehensive fertility podcast! I love how Natalie breaks it down. Informative and hope filled! Love this!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mandinandi
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love!!!

    This podcast has taught me everything I never learned about my reproductive health!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KRC1993!
    United Statesa year ago

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Many appreciate the host's calm, compassionate teaching style and ability to translate complex medical topics.
Listeners praise the show for clear, evidence-based explanations of fertility and hormonal health.
Some note recurring ads as a drawback, but overall content quality and practical guidance are highlighted.

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Perimenopause Symptoms: The Early Signs You May Not Recognize with Dr. Alicia Robbins
Q: How do you decide when and how to start hormone therapy for someone in perimenopause?
Decisions are individualized: we assess current symptoms and long-term goals, consider bone and cardiovascular risk, and may start with low-dose micronized progesterone for sleep and mood, adding estrogen later if needed based on symptoms and lab clues.
Perimenopause Symptoms: The Early Signs You May Not Recognize with Dr. Alicia Robbins
Q: What are the symptoms of perimenopause that women should know about?
Early perimenopause often presents with mood changes and sleep disturbances, followed by brain fog, hot flashes, and irregular periods as it progresses, with symptom patterns evolving over time depending on where a patient is in the transition.
FERTILITY Q&A: Ovulation, Recurrent Loss, IUI, PMOS, and More
Q: How should someone interpret an LH test strip vs. a temperature shift when tracking ovulation?
LH strips indicate the surge typically occurs about a day before ovulation; if you're also tracking temperature, you can better align the moment of ovulation since the temperature rise follows ovulation due to progesterone.
What Pregnancy Reveals About Your Hormonal Future with Dr. Amanda Horton
Q: What role does preconception care play in improving outcomes?
A preconception visit helps identify chronic conditions, optimize medications, plan lifestyle changes, and ensure baseline health measures are in place so pregnancy health risks are understood and managed from the start.
What Pregnancy Reveals About Your Hormonal Future with Dr. Amanda Horton
Q: How should a patient manage risks like preeclampsia after delivery?
Postpartum care should include continued blood pressure monitoring, primary care follow-up, awareness of persistent hypertension, and lifestyle changes to reduce cardiovascular risk; the risk does not disappear with delivery.

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Frequently Asked Questions About As a Woman

What is As a Woman about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show delivers science-backed insights on fertility, hormones, and reproductive health through expert interviews and patient stories. Episodes span perimenopause, egg quality, sexual health, birth control myths, pregnancy health, and IVF, with a steady emphasis on practical, evidence-based guidance, data interpretation, and empowering listeners to actively participate in their care. A distinguishing trait is the clinician-host's ability to translate complex medical concepts into accessible steps, often pairing clinical theory with real-world scenarios and actionable takeaways. The format frequently features guest clinicians and specialists, alongside Q&A and patient experiences, making it especially valuable for people navigating fertil... more

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