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Call Your Doctor

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Perimenopause
Endometriosis
Hormones
IVF
Fertility
Hormone Therapy
Birth Control Pill
Egg Freezing
Fibroids
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
PCOS
Bone Health
Heart Disease
Women's Health Education
Lifestyle
Sleep
Preventive Care
Insulin Resistance
Fertility and Egg Freezing
Menopause / Hormone 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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Getting told you have an ovarian cyst can feel terrifying — especially when the message comes through a patient portal with zero explanation. Suddenly you’re spiraling, Googling ovarian cancer symptoms at 2AM, and wondering whether surgery is inevita... more

PCOS has a new name! What was Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is now Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). Read more about this name change here: www.endocrine.org/news-and-advocacy/news-room/2026/pcos-name-change

PMOS is often t... more

PCOS affects somewhere between 8-13% of women of reproductive age, and yet the average woman sees three or more providers before she gets a diagnosis. PCOS symptoms often get treated with isolation. Stubborn acne that won’t go away? See a dermatologi... more

Fibroids are so common – up to 80% of women will get them by the age of 50. For some women, they cause no issues, but for others, fibroids can be debilitating and more advanced treatment is recommended, and in some cases, surgery is necessary.

Fert... more

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Dr. Lucky Sekhon
Co-host; fertility specialist and OB/GYN; host of Call Your Doctor
Dr. Alicia Robbins
Co-host; perimenopause and hormone expert; OB/GYN; host of Call Your Doctor

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 40 ratings
  • Don’t look down on PCPs!

    I think this is a great educational podcast but I would encourage the doctors to maybe do some work on their attitude toward primary care providers. Us PCPs work really hard to care for our patients and it seems like these docs expect all patients to be seeing specialists for everything which isn’t necessary or even possible! Please try to have some more positive language and attitude toward your hard-working PCPs!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    rachiekc
    United Statesa month ago
  • Cuts through the noise

    This is the conversation I wish I had at my OBGYN appt regarding birth control. FINALLY someone breaking down the different types of hormones used and their effects. THANK YOU. I have been searching for this information on my own and it’s quite the sea to navigate.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    everything.everywhere
    United Statesa month ago
  • This podcast is SOO needed!!

    Excited to have a reliable place to go for health information as a woman!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    apanni1222
    United States3 months ago
  • Great and much needed show

    Information you can actually use in this muddled medically world. Totally trust these two! Will be a regular listener!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CFYS
    United States3 months ago

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PCOS: The Hormonal Group Chat Gone Wrong
Q: Does PCOS always mean higher miscarriage risk and poor egg quality, or can women with PCOS have successful pregnancies without fertility treatments?
While PCOS is associated with irregular ovulation and increased infertility risk, many women with PCOS conceive with or without treatment, depending on individual ovarian reserve, metabolic health, and underlying factors. A full workup and optimization of health factors are key before or during conception.
PMOS (formerly known as PCOS) Part 2: Connecting the Hormonal Dots
Q: If I'm not trying to get pregnant right now, do I still need to do anything about PCOS?
Yes. PCOS has long-term metabolic and cardiovascular implications; regular periods and metabolic monitoring, along with symptom management, are important regardless of fertility plans.
PMOS (formerly known as PCOS) Part 2: Connecting the Hormonal Dots
Q: What kind of doctor should follow my PCOS long-term?
A multidisciplinary approach is best, possibly involving an OB-GYN, an endocrinologist, dermatology for skin/hair changes, and nutrition/mental health professionals, with one clinician driving the long-term plan.
PMOS (formerly known as PCOS) Part 2: Connecting the Hormonal Dots
Q: I've spent years being told my symptoms are because of weight. What if weight gain is a symptom itself, not the cause?
Weight can be part of the hormonal and metabolic picture in PCOS, and approaching care requires evaluating ovulation regularity, androgen levels, and insulin resistance rather than blaming weight alone; a holistic plan is needed.
Preventative Care in Your 40s, 50s & 60s: Recognize Problems Before They Begin
Q: Do I really need a yearly OB/GYN visit if my Pap isn't due, and what is the difference between a pelvic exam and a Pap smear?
A pelvic exam and a Pap smear are not the same: the Pap smear checks cervical cell changes while the pelvic exam assesses the reproductive organs; you can have an annual visit without a Pap if not due, but regular checkups remain important for a broader health picture.

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What is Call Your Doctor about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two medical doctors anchor a candid, evidence-based women's health show that covers hormones, fertility, perimenopause, sexual health, and aging. Episodes blend clinical insight with real-life stories, practical guidance, and listener questions, aiming to empower busy listeners to make informed health decisions. The show frequently revisits topics like endometriosis, egg freezing, and hormone therapy, often situating medical guidance within everyday life, family planning, and midlife transitions. A notable strength is the combination of clinical rigor with accessible, conversational storytelling, making it helpful for listeners seeking trustworthy explanations without medical overwhelm.

What stands out is the consistent emphasis on validat... more

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