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Call Your Doctor

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Fertility
Perimenopause
Hormones
Endometriosis
IVF
Menopause
Diminished Ovarian Reserve
Sleep
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Bone Health
AMH
Hormone Therapy
Egg Freezing
Birth Control Pill
PCOS
Fibroids
Hypothalamic Amenorrhea
Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Asherman Syndrome
Brain Health

If you’re Googling “Is this normal?” or spiraling down a “What’s wrong with me?” rabbit hole… you’ve come to the right place. Your board-certified besties are officially in the chat to answer all your questions.

Call Your Doctor is a women’s health podcast hosted by Dr. Lucky Sekhon, fertility specialist and OB/GYN, and Dr. Alicia Robbins, perimenopause and hormone expert. Together, they deliver r... more

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Breast cancer is one of those diagnoses that almost every woman thinks about at some point. Maybe you’ve had a mammogram callback, maybe you found a lump, maybe your mother, sister, best friend, coworker, or you have been diagnosed. Or maybe you’ve w... more

Doctor’s appointments can be intimidating. It’s a universal experience. And everyone wants to feel like their doctor is invested in them. As two doctors who are on the other side of things, we know how it feels when you walk into a sterile environmen... more

You called? We answered. In this episode, Dr. Alicia Robbins and Dr. Lucky Sekhon are responding to voicemails sent in by listeners with questions about a variety of women’s health concerns.

“How do I know if you have PMOS or Hypothalamic Amenorrhe... more

Your favorite podcast doctors are solo this week! Dr. Lucky Sekhon and Dr. Alicia Robbins are here to answer all of your burning women’s health questions in this listener Q&A. They asked you what you wanted to know about fertility, pregnancy, hormone... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi
Hollywood's OB-GYN and women's health advocate
Private practice in Los Angeles
Episode: Raising the Standard for Women’s Care with Celebrity OB/GYN Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi
Dr. Katrina Furey
Yale-trained reproductive psychiatrist, founder of Sound Psychiatry and Repro Psych Academy
Sound Psychiatry; Repro Psych Academy
Episode: The Truth About Postpartum Psychosis with Dr. Katrina Furey
Dr. Saema Tahir
Sleep physician; New York Sleep Doctor; private practice in New York City
Private practice, New York City
Episode: The Science Behind Sleep with Dr. Saema Tahir of @thenycsleepdoctor
Dr. Rupa Juthani
Neurosurgeon specializing in brain tumors, meningiomas, pituitary surgery
University affiliation not explicitly stated in transcript
Episode: Hormones, Your Brain, and What Every Woman Should Know with Neurosurgeon Dr. Rupa Juthani
Leigh Rosen
Minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon specializing in complex hysteroscopic surgery and uterine adhesions (Asherman syndrome)
Independent practice (New York/Connecticut)
Episode: The Hidden Cause of Missing Periods, Infertility, & Pregnancy Loss with GYN Surgeon, Dr. Leigh Rose
Dr. Michelle Wong
Chemist, Lab Muffin Beauty Science founder
Lab Muffin Beauty Science
Episode: The Myth of Clean Beauty with Dr. Michelle Wong of @labmuffinbeautyscience
Thalia Segal
Reproductive endocrinologist and nationally recognized expert on environmental toxic chemicals and reproductive health
Episode: Toxic Chemicals and Your Fertility with Dr. Thalia Segal
Dr. Sarah Oreck
Board certified psychiatrist specializing in women's health and perinatal mental health; founder of Mavida Health
Mavida Health
Episode: Your Brain on Hormones: What Every Woman Should Know About Mood & Mental Health

Hosts

Lucky Sekhon
Yale-trained reproductive psychiatrist and OB/GYN; hosts Call Your Doctor; focuses on hormone health and fertility.
Alicia Robbins
Co-host and perimenopause/hormone expert; discusses hormones, women's health, and practical care strategies.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 134 ratings
  • Really helpful and informative

    I love this podcast. As someone who is currently going through IVF after multiple losses, this has been super helpful to better understand the process from a physician perspective. At a time when there’s so much misinformation online it’s great to have a resource that is evidence based (and also entertaining to listen to!). Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jkaplan817
    United Statesa month ago
  • Very informative

    I would love the topic of Hashimoto’s to be covered. So many women have this and don’t know it due to inadequate testing! I hope these ladies can bring it to light!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Liz07ang
    United States2 months ago
  • Interesting, but conflicting pov’s makes it a bit meh

    This podcast is informative and I love the concept! But when guests have conflicting beliefs on BPAs, fragrance usage, and organic foods for example it just adds to all the noise around these topics already and doesn’t actually help educate the listener. I wish more of the hosts’ stances were shared to help get a better idea of what they’re about, and help guide the listener.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Elle.Cee.Emm
    United States2 months ago
  • Educational and Fun

    I’ve learned so much from the podcast. After listening to three episodes in one day, I sent this podcast to all my friends. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AbbieJoy406
    United States2 months ago
  • Women supporting women

    I appreciate female physicians who support women. These two are on a mission to educate and to combat all the misinformation out there. Appreciate the evidence based info. Loved the episode with Dr Oreck! We need more content on mental health. There’s still so much stigma out there.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr S Psych
    United States3 months ago

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Some criticism about perceived over-reliance on scripted content or sponsor reads; listeners want more personal host perspectives.
High信trust in medical accuracy and evidence-based guidance.
Listeners value practical, actionable takeaways for fertility, menopause, and hormone health.

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Answering Your Voicemails: Why Can’t I Get Pregnant? How Can I Support My Fertility as a Shift Worker? Does Perimenopause Look Different If I’ve Had a Hysterectomy?
Q: What is the role of lifestyle factors, like sleep and diet, in fertility for shift workers?
Sleep regularity, circadian rhythm alignment, protein-rich meals, and avoiding heavy meals before sleep can support fertility in shift workers; tracking ovulation and considering stress and insulin resistance are important, and sometimes adaptations such as meal timing and sleep hygiene can be as impactful as medical treatments.
Answering Your Voicemails: Why Can’t I Get Pregnant? How Can I Support My Fertility as a Shift Worker? Does Perimenopause Look Different If I’ve Had a Hysterectomy?
Q: How should someone approach treatment timing and urgency, especially if they are under 35 or between 35 and 40?
If under 35 and infertility persists for over a year, or between 35-40 after six months, seek fertility treatment earlier rather than later; after 40, seek options after three months of trying. Early intervention can help shorten time to pregnancy even when tests are normal.
Answering Your Voicemails: Why Can’t I Get Pregnant? How Can I Support My Fertility as a Shift Worker? Does Perimenopause Look Different If I’ve Had a Hysterectomy?
Q: What should someone do if infertility workups come back normal but they still can't get pregnant?
If tests are normal but pregnancy isn't achieved, consider age-related egg quality decline, insulin resistance, endometriosis, or endometrial factors; explore functional causes and discuss treatment options like medicated IUI or IVF, while acknowledging that unexplained infertility affects a meaningful minority and may still benefit from proactive treatment and second opinions.
Answering Your Voicemails: Why Can’t I Get Pregnant? How Can I Support My Fertility as a Shift Worker? Does Perimenopause Look Different If I’ve Had a Hysterectomy?
Q: What are the different causes of irregular cycles, and how do PCOS and hypothalamic amenorrhea differ in mechanism and diagnosis?
PCOS involves ovarian resistance to signals and often shows on ultrasound as polycystic ovaries with signs of excess androgens; hypothalamic amenorrhea is caused by brain signaling suppression due to factors like stress or energy deficit, with low or normal FSH/LH and often a normal ultrasound. Confirm with hormones (FSH, LH, estrogen, progesterone) and imaging, and differentiate by patterns of ovulation and ovarian appearance.
Ask Your Doctor: Does Hormone Therapy Cause Breast Cancer? Why Is My Libido So Low? When Should I Consider IVF?
Q: Is hormone replacement therapy linked to breast cancer, and does estrogen cause breast cancer?
Estrogen by itself does not cause breast cancer; older regimens that used certain progestins increased risk slightly, but modern HRT with micronized progesterone has not shown the same risk. HRT can accelerate an existing breast cancer but does not typically initiate cancer; the risk depends on cancer receptor status and treatment context.

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This show targets listeners seeking clear, evidence-based guidance on women's health, with a focus on hormones, fertility, perimenopause, sleep, mental health, and comprehensive care. Episodes frequently feature physicians and researchers who translate medical science into practical steps for patients, including diagnostics, treatment options, and self-advocacy. A standout trait is the approachable, candid host dynamic paired with guest experts, often addressing common myths and misinformation while weaving in real-world patient stories. The format blends clinical insight with personal experience, sponsor integrations, and actionable takeaways ideal for listeners navigating complex health decisions or considering speaking opportunities as a... more

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1. Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi
2. Dr. Katrina Furey
3. Dr. Saema Tahir
4. Dr. Rupa Juthani
5. Leigh Rosen
6. Dr. Michelle Wong
7. Thalia Segal
8. Dr. Sarah Oreck

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