
As a double board-certified OB-GYN and reproductive endocrinologist, I’ve dedicated my career to helping individuals navigate their reproductive health. However, my passion for this podcast stems not just from my professional background, but from my own fertility journey—giving me a firsthand understanding of the emotional and physical challenges that come with trying to conceive. Through this pla... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine | |||

Can you really get pregnant after seven failed embryo transfers? What does it take to keep going when nothing seems to work?
In this episode, I sit down with Abbe Feder to talk about one of the most intense fertility journeys I’ve ever heard. After ... more
Are you wasting money on fertility supplements that don’t actually help you get pregnant?
In this solo episode, I break down the truth about fertility supplements, what is worth taking when you are trying to conceive, and what may be overhyped or un... more
Should you freeze your eggs? And if you do, how many do you actually need to feel confident about your future fertility?
In this episode, Dr. Sasha Hakman sits down with Dr. Jessica Ryniec, a reproductive endocrinologist based in Boston, to break do... more
What really happens to your eggs once they leave the operating room? And how much does the embryology lab actually impact IVF success?
In this episode, Dr. Sasha Hakman sits down with Shaun Reed, an experienced embryologist from Utah Fertility Cente... more
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A fertility-focused show that breaks down complex reproductive medicine for patients and prospective guests, balancing clinical science with real-world journeys. Across episodes, listeners hear practical guidance on selecting between IUI and IVF, understanding embryo quality and testing (PGT/PGTA), and navigating embryo transfers, ovulation, and ovarian stimulation. The conversations often weave in lifestyle factors, mental health, and the emotional realities of infertility, while also exploring topics like gestational surrogacy, egg donation, and fertility preservation. Noteworthy angles include the role of at-home monitoring, the potential of AI to personalize fertility care, and candid discussions about the costs, access, ethics, and pat... more
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Recent guests on Trying to Conceive include:
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2. Sam Diamond
3. Blake Evans
4. Natalie Crawford
5. Dr. Shaheen Ghadir
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7. Dr. Eduardo Hariton
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